Sentence examples for semantic points from inspiring English sources

Many of them spend an inordinate amount of time quibbling about minor semantic points, or trivial differences in statistics.

Meanwhile Kirsty Wark is always fond of getting out a posh frock and I reckon this one would work a treat when discussing the fine semantic points of Borat with Rod Liddle on Newsnight Review.

Though some specific semantic points about quantified modal logic will be considered, this entry is not focused on the development of quantified modal logic, but rather on the emergence of the model theoretic formal semantics for modal logic, propositional or quantified.

In the role of defense attorney Jake Ehrlich, Mad Men's Jon Hamm spends much of his screen time arguing semantic points and debating linguistic terminology with a procession of sour-faced literary snobs.

A global ontology serves as a proxy context which interfaces all participating knowledge formalisms are translated to the unique semantic points of the proxy and then compared on the basis of this translation (Ahlqvist, 2005).

He was making a sincere, semantic point, but not too assertively.

On one level, there is a semantic point and of course managers can display leadership features that positively accentuate their abilities and vice versa.

It's a semantic point, but we said he would not be regarded as a "great" the way Jim Clark, Gilles Villeneuve or Ayrton Senna are.

Much of Tuesday's argument revolved around a semantic point: Is a state law prohibiting class-action waivers one that applies to all contracts or one that specially disfavors arbitration contracts?

His character's final monologue, where he criticizes the news media for inaccurately reporting his deal, makes a semantic point about an issue in which symbolism matters as much as substance.

That might seem like a semantic point, but it slides right into Nadella's "platforms and productivity mantra".