Sentence examples for qualified word from inspiring English sources

The cable-news networks qualified word of the First Lady's limo arrangements with the notice that she would host in her box a collection of citizens whose biographies suited the President's political goals.

The results show that accelerated examination requests and qualified word counts enhance the quality of existing valuation methods.

This approach incorporates latent content analysis which considers the context in which particular words are used, i.e. it qualifies word use, as well as quantifies word use as in manifest content analysis [ 36, 37].

Governor Nikki Haley's (R-SC) decision to seek removal of the confederate flag from government property is good news, but she compromised her moral leadership by qualifying words about "heritage", code word for a society explicitly and deliberately structured on racial superiority.

Moreover, when it is mentioned within the content of such articles, the word "Palestinian" qualifies the word "militant" or "terrorist," often ignoring the fact that an estimated 77percentt of those killed in the current Israeli campaign were civilians according to the UN.

The sharpest sting of this last stipulation is in its tail — in the choice of the word "or" to qualify the word "false" — which tells you that even an irrefutably true criticism of the President is grounds for arrest and punishment.

In response, Mr Luhaidan qualified his words.

Later he qualified his words, saying the Islamist movement should participate in, not lead, the movement.

But Rieux has already qualified these words before he has written them, a few lines earlier.

He later qualified his words by stressing: "I have no chance of being No1 in the world while Tiger is playing.

SECURITY The PM immediately qualified his words by saying that "a basic level of security" has been established since British troops arrived, "so [Afghanistan] doesn't become a haven for terror.