Sentence examples for the general wording from inspiring English sources

VFV: She worked in the idealization of the study, literature review, data collection, result analysis, and discussion and in the general wording of the article.

"Wo-men" is the general word for "we".

The general word maven won't read this one for fun, but will note that the Indo-European root bhad- means "good".

Final sentence particles convey a variety of meanings (defining either the whole sentence or the predicate) that indicate 'question, command, surprise, or new situation.' The general word order of subject verb object and complement and modifier modified is the same in all the languages, but the use of the preposed particles and verbs in a series varies considerably.

He recognizes that he has appropriated the general word for the specific act of enacting false images.

The general word for 'grain' in Burmese, especially the rice varieties, is, which is a Mon (Austroasiatic) loanword.

What the general word signifies is the complex of ideas we have decided are parts of the idea of that sort of thing.

The general word for 'rice', proto-Tai (Pittayaporn) *C.qaw C is comparable with Proto-Mon-Khmer (Ferlus) *rkoʔ/rŋkoʔ 'rice plant'.

(They could have been mapped into some semantic sequence, such as the names of the planets; but the planets are already compounds formed from the general word xīng 'heavenly body' – and there would be no natural connection between the two parts).

After moving 'back' to the mainland, the Tai-Kadais came into intimate contact with Austroasiatic-speaking populations, borrowing part of their rice vocabulary (Ferlus, p.c. to the author, 27 August 2002): The general word for 'rice', proto-Tai (Pittayaporn) *C.qaw C is comparable with Proto-Mon-Khmer (Ferlus) *rkoʔ/rŋkoʔ 'rice plant'.

Kitsu represented a fox's yelp and came to be the general word for fox.