Sentence examples for semantic quibbles from inspiring English sources
Semantic quibbles aside, the plasma opens up new avenues of research.
The script sometimes plays artfully with the banality of these exchanges, especially in the semantic quibbles between Grange and Bromley.
There are various semantic quibbles you can use, but the reality is that in Libya right now organized armed forces are engaged in a military conflict to resolve political issues.
And that, my friend, is why, semantic quibbles aside, we ultimately share the same view.
Is this semantic quibbling?
This is more than a semantic quibble.
But whether diet refers to typical food intake or an eating system is semantic quibbling.
Reminiscent of other controversies in the Clinton administration over language, Mrs. Clinton's lawyers argued that the issue "boils down to a semantic quibble".
His semantic quibble had the effect of corroding Japan's gold-standard apology for its imperial warmongering and atrocities, the 1995 Murayama statement.
The chief bone of contention was over the "school" that Kitaj had assembled-a personal selection of artists who had chosen to live in the city-and his coinage was subjected to semantic quibbling which has not ceased to this day.
