Sentence examples for substantive words from inspiring English sources

Each starts from an epigraph and then meditates on each of the substantive words therein.

But the "substantive words contained in bill are no longer than the length of a Harry Potter novel," he wrote.

Why should we treat inferences that are truth-preserving in virtue of their LF structures and functional words differently from those that are truth-preserving in virtue of their LF structures and substantive words?

"Every single substantive word in the title, apart from 'Penguin', is under fierce debate," declares Philip Hensher in the introduction to his magisterial two-volume anthology.

He had no substantive word from the commissioners until March 1798, when the first dispatches revealing the French demands and negotiating tactics arrived.

Those words have too often rung hollow: they are fodder for soundbites rather than part of a substantive discussion about vital issues facing our nation.

He was "too smart," "too substantive," in other words, for the sound-bite shorthand of the campaign trail.

She attached the same labels to three of the sides, and along the fourth she added the words "substantive differences with Bill Bradley".

In other words, substantive fairness is concerned with how well the program functions for different groups, and it requires that scores have comparable meaning in different groups.

In other words, substantive assumptions are about how, and how much, information is imparted to the agents, over and above those that are intrinsic to the mathematical formulation of the structures used to describe the players' information.

The purposes of this study are: (a) to examine whether wording effects play a role in the multidimensionality of the GHQ-12 and (b) to explore the substantive meaning of wording effects.