Sentence examples for sweet applied from inspiring English sources

In granting class status, Judge Sweet applied a First Amendment principle that "a threat of police action that chills the exercise of protected speech may confer standing to sue".

Here is the acquisition argument: For example, in the case of a simple language consisting of demonstratives and taste predicates (such as "bitter" and "sweet"), applied to foodstuffs within reach of the speaker, a speaker's understanding consists in his ability to determine whether "this is bitter" is true, by putting the relevant foodstuff in his mouth and tasting it (Wright 1993).

The same word, "sweet", was applied by Slezak to Kurt's rendition of "I'll Remember"; he called the song an "underrated Madonna ballad" and graded it a "B+".

Chop squash, sweet potatoes, applies, or whatever type of produce you have using a sharp knife.

When no saccharification was applied, sweet sorghum stalks were presoaked at 50°C for two hours in order to facilitate sugars extraction, prior to solids removal.

Ancient peoples liked the sweeter phenotype, applying intense selection, which led to fixation of the r allele in populations of cultivated peas.

Because the lower trunk becomes very dark with age, the tree is sometimes called black birch, a name more properly applied to sweet birch.

The antipasti were good: sole in saor was the typical sweet and sour treatment applied to tasty fried sole fillets, layered with onions and succulent raisins; the excellence of the crab salad was marred by its chilly temperature; raw small scampi, shelled, were perfect.

The Baillie-Wichert method is better than the gas gravity method when applied to sweet gas because of the inclusion of a correction factor for propane.

When no treatment was applied to sweet sorghum stalks methane yield reached 238 mL/g VS.

The first of these applications, gradient-array CCC, enables the expansion of the high-resolution window (sweet spot) by applying successive CCC separations in different solvent systems to a crude extract.