Sentence examples for singular attitude from inspiring English sources

It projects a singular attitude or message: "Lose your inhibitions, there are no rules to dancing, just twist, shout, shake, gyrate, do whatever you want, and I'd like it if you did all of that in closer proximity to me".

In parallel, PVA/W's J revealed a singular attitude to sustain cell proliferation despite its aspecific origin.

The distinctions between attitudes verbalized in the singular form and attitudes verbalized in the plural form, and between I-mode and we-mode, are not to be conflated with or mapped onto the distinction between modes of intentionality introduced above.

His eye was singular, but his attitudes were standard issue: his road-tour typifyings of Americans reek of condescension.

In it her unassuming attitude toward her singular career as a television pioneer, and a female one at that, is reflective of her essence; it just wasn't right to brag.

It is difficult to accommodate the use of such terms with a Fregean theory that requires that the mode of presentation is the semantic value of a singular term in a propositional attitude clause.

An utterance of (4) will typically pragmatically implicate false information about the type of belief state by which Lois grasps (and takes a positive attitude towards) the singular proposition concerning Clark Kent to the effect that he is strong; namely, it implicates that that belief state is linked to the sentence 'Clark Kent is strong'.

It was sort of simple and wasn't necessarily specific to the singular event, but a general attitude we wanted to honor.

Nonetheless, it is not entirely clear why we shouldn't be happy with a variety of types of singular structure, and with the permissive attitude that none should be considered the "right" definition of singularities.

The same technique can be used to account for the anaphoric dependence of a pronoun inside the scope of an attitude verb on a singular term outside the scope of that verb.

Then substitution of co-referring singular terms within the scope of an attitude verb is blocked, as such substitution affects the semantic value of the attitude verb itself, but innocence is preserved.