Sentence examples for store of words from inspiring English sources

He drew on a seemingly bottomless store of words with which he could weave a seamless discourse, on any subject.

That calls for a thesaurus, which Webster's New World College Dictionary defines as "a book containing a store of words, specif., a book of synonyms and antonyms".

He was honoured with the Nobel prize for literature in 1986 and credited with possessing "a prolific store of words and expressions which he exploits to the full in witty dialogue, in satire and grotesquery, in quiet poetry and essays of sparkling vitality".

And fraud-enabling technology — mobile telephones, electronic filing of stories from non-geographical addresses, online access to vast, pilferable stores of words and pictures about any subject — had made a great leap forward.

But no one suspected that in his head were stored millions of words, "nutshelled" and ready.

Finally, all identified text and medical terms were stored as bag-of-words in a patient vector.

The word_ngram column stores n-grams of words, which are overlapping n-character representations of a word.

Finally, the agency has begun building a place to store all the trillions of words and thoughts and whispers captured in its electronic net.

The issues with the need to store a large number of words becomes even more problematic when the size of the alphabet increases.

He has an array of words stored up and a lot of them come spontaneously.

The outermost wheel in the system stores the agents (or first syllables of words), the second wheel stores the actions (or second syllables), the third wheel stores adjectives (or third syllables), and so on inward to the fifth wheel.