Sentence examples for problem of the word from inspiring English sources

Cornwallis seems to be winking at us there, letting us know that he knows that the whole problem of the word is a linguistic ouroboros.

and everything which is medical to medicine…." In this text, Aristotle raises the general problem of the word 'being' and its different senses, and he also introduces what is known as pros hen equivocation or focal meaning, the idea that different senses may be unified through a relationship to one central sense.

Monsakun adopts the analysis of semantic structures in arithmetic word problems by Riley et al. (1983) and the process model of problem solving of the word problems by Kintsch and Greeno (1985).

To illustrate the problem, think of the word "queen".

Islam is a big tradition in which we can find plenty of interpretive escape hatches both premodern and modern from the problems of the words.

Then he considered the problem of the extra word, bodacious.

As hands-free kits have helped ease the distraction problem of cellphones in cars, speech technology is trying to tackle the problem of the written word by reading messages aloud to drivers.

The Shirshov problem [207] of the decidability of the word problem for Lie algebras was solved negatively in [21].

H'm… to be honest, I have a bit of a problem with the word "inspiration".

But health minister Sussan Ley said part of the problem was the word "copayment", which was seen by the public as a "dirty word".

Flatley had less of a problem with the word "granola," partly because she likes granola and partly because that's what Bear Naked is.