Two people might say the same sentence, but you'll get completely different reversals".
If you say "I'm happy" and I say the same sentence, your utterance may be true and mine false.
How can one say in the same sentence that Muslims are the first victims of terrorism, which is true, while explaining terrorism by their "lack of integration"?
He's been known to play a 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1tty revolutionary iformation me, and his name is sometimes even said in the same sentence as the term gegenpressing.
In practice, we can, approximate counts nAB with the number of co-occurrences (say, within the same sentence) of the terms A and B in the research literature.
1. Though sometimes speakers' intuition about speakers "saying the same thing" in uttering sentences clearly does not track sameness of proposition expressed, as when you utter 'I am hungry' sometime after I did, and someone else present judges that I said the same thing earlier.
We all need to stop saying "Jason Collins and Jackie Robinsonon" in the same sentence.
These things were all fine, but they don't explain why people say London in the same sentence as New York, Paris, Tokyo.
These things were all fine, but they don't explain why people say London in the same sentence as New York, Paris, Tokyo.
"Too often I hear people say 'South Korea' and 'emerging market' in the same sentence," said Rich Wickham, the global head of Microsoft's Windows games business.
