Sentence examples for semantic errors from inspiring English sources

Detecting semantic errors in a text is still a challenging area of investigation.

For each type of model, morphologic, syntactic, and semantic errors are characterized.

In unimpaired speakers, semantic errors have been shown to be affected by syntactic variables.

The novel consistency attributes detect semantic errors using information extraction and logic reasoning.

We found that the students who used ALVIS Live! developed algorithms with significantly fewer semantic errors.

The system is also unable to detect semantic errors, when the sentence is grammatically correct, but the meaning is wrong.

My semantic error, however, in a column titled "Toxic Bailout," was in writing: "A headwind is one that is blowing in your face.

Viewers watching the interview at home were also quick to point out the semantic error: He refers to "coloured" people!

Apparently, a jail somewhere was refusing to release a defendant because of what Mr. Judelson saw as a semantic error in the paperwork.

Semantic and semantic error: Implicit access to semantic information from words and nonwords in deep dyslexia.

Substituting the former object in the context of the latter situation would be erroneous in other words, one unfamiliar with the story of Thor would be making a semantic error when bringing the household tool to mind while reading about the Demigod's weapon of choice.