Sentence examples for substituting the word from inspiring English sources

Just try substituting the word "rock" with "fuck" and see what happens.

Substituting the word "slave" makes it sound as though all the offense lies in the "n-word" and has nothing to do with the institution of slavery.

Six months later, the Assembly met again at the tavern and enacted a law substituting the word "state" for "colony" in all commissions, writs and indictments.

The material either was directly copied or was substantially copied with minor changes — substituting the word "alcohol" for "drug," for instance.

And yet when Yuri Temirkanov, one of Russia's most eminent conductors, said this, substituting the word "conductor" for "politician", barely an eyebrow was raised.

What would be wrong, Justice Breyer asked, with substituting the word "may" for the word "shall" in the law that directs judges to use the guidelines?

[4] If you accept this paragraph as valid, try substituting the words "food system" for "government," and read it again.

Accidentally substituting the words "of course" for "absolutely" in one performance, he said, distracted him: "I was thinking, 'What did I just say?' " Mr. Parrish said.

If an American visiting or calling an embassy turns up on a recording, the F.B.I. is required by law to remove the American's name from intelligence reports, substituting the words "U.S. person".

We substituted the word 'compunction' for 'compulsion'compulsion

We will substitute the word "bleep" for the naughty words.