Sentence examples for synthetic in from inspiring English sources

But there was something more elemental than synthetic in Mailer's attempt to have things both ways.

To recap: Elton John called for a boycott of Dolce & Gabbana after the pair described babies born through IVF as "synthetic" in a magazine interview.

It is synthetic in the sense that his treatment of Stravinsky's full ballet score (not the suite often used in other versions) assembles disparate influences.

I was startled by [his] voice's ambiguous, piercing yet airy tone; it sounded almost synthetic in its precision, and….

He lowered the grapefruit synthetic in all of them; to all except AJ3, he added varying amounts of hexanal trans 2, a synthetic that smells simultaneously of golden apple and glue paste.

"An oil that is synthetic in its chemistry won't work the same way," David Hill, an avuncular chiropractor who was formerly the director of Gary Young's Utah clinic and is now doTerra's chief medical officer, told me.

A series of measurement campaigns, both synthetic in-house testing and actual underground trials, were therefore planned to test this hypothesis and attempt to resolve both the retreat and creep measurement challenges.

Their empirical research yields theories of the languages, L, used in those communities and affords a basis for distinguishing between which sentences are analytic-in-L and which are synthetic-in-L.

It refines his crucial distinctions of "relations between ideas" and "matters of fact" by redefining them relative to a language L as sentences that are analytic-in-L and synthetic-in-L, respectively.

The analytic/synthetic distinction and the observational/theoretical distinction were tied together by the verifiability criterion of meaningfulness, according to which, in relation to a given language, L, a sentence S is meaningful if and only if it is either analytic-in-L or synthetic-in-L as an observation sentence or a sentence whose truth follows from a finite set of observation sentences.

There has been a resurgence in interest in synthetic phonics in recent years, particularly in the United Kingdom.