Sentence examples for term altogether from inspiring English sources
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Asked whether she considers herself a victim or a perpetrator, she chooses a different term altogether, one that roughly means "affected person".
He said, however, that the need to assign adjectives to the word "planet" might mean it was time to retire the term altogether.
Some people have argued that this is best done by abolishing the term altogether, which is the lazy baby-bathwater solution.
Some studies eschew the term altogether, while others widen its meaning to such an extent that even William Tyndale's early sixteenth-century English translations of the Bible become characterized as "the first draft" of the King James Bible itself, despite the latter having been only commissioned in 1604 and first published in 1611.
He later improved it to only require a -dimensional line-search in 1981, but of course the breakthrough that everyone knows about came a year after with the famous 1982 paper by Nesterov that gets rid of this extraneous logarithmic term altogether (and in addition is based on the deep insight of modifying Polyak's momentum).
As opposed to forgetting about these sort of skills and terms altogether, the post recommends I simple tweak it to provide examples of my excellent communication skills.
Each equation to be solved required the evaluation of about 1,600 terms — altogether an impressive amount of arithmetic which the SSEC could polish off in seven minutes for the benefit of the spectators".
I'm not entirely convinced that we should dispense with diagnostic terms altogether, but you can't fail to be impressed by the energy and positivity these people have about reclaiming words that would once have been hurled at them as insults.
Others were confused by the terms altogether, asking for clarification from the interviewer.
Finally, some were not happy with any of the umbrella terms and were seeking out new terms altogether that encompassed the entire medical health care system.
