Sentence examples for substituting the words from inspiring English sources

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

Try substituting the words "Daily Mail" for "New Labour" during Oborne's most indignant rants against well-honed mendacity and you will get the point that he doesn't.

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".

Parks is known for her literary playfulness and her humor, which can take the form of her referring, in an essay, to a writer's body of work as " 'BOW,' as in 'Bow Wow Wow!'," or substituting the words "faux-father" and "foe-father" for "forefather" in "The America Play".

If we completely neglect the role of self-distances in (3.1), we can easily verify that the statement of Theorem 1.2 remains valid upon substituting the words 'partial metric' for 'metric' and '0-complete' for 'complete'complete

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

People have been making such trees for decades, substituting the word, "family" for "phylogenetic" (Fig. 1).

Children, teen, and parent proxy-respondents suggested substituting the word "explaining" with "telling".

Instead, try substituting the word "and".

If in doubt, substitute the words.