Sentence examples for the particular wording from inspiring English sources

Since we spoke yesterday morning, I noticed that the phrasing of passages from the recorded interviews closely resembles not just Truffaut's own statements but the particular wording of the subtitles to Criterion's edition of these two broadcasts.

Taken together, the particular wording of the Foreign Ministry's communiqué — talking of "certain circles" — and the timing of Putin's own announcement suggest that the Kremlin might yet hope it can still split Trump from Congress and the political establishment in Washington.

Here, the jurors agreed with Oracle.In doing so, they were told by the presiding judge to assume that it is not just the particular wording of the plain-English API descriptions, the function calls, or the underlying code that are protected by copyright.

A program evaluation specialist developed the particular wording of the objectives, and they were previously used on other projects.

It remains to be seen whether disparity of opinion is intrinsic to the complexity of the underlying concepts and/or to any lack of clarity in the particular wording of the domain and criteria descriptions.

It should have been me!" I know the general outline of the events in the dining room, but the particular words it was constructed from have vanished.

Interestingly, one comment pointed out that, according to the Wikipedia entry, the particular word in question varies in its offensiveness according to the way it's pronounced.

Poetic form and content could not be separated, since the experience of reading the particular words of a poem, including its unresolved tensions, is the poem's "meaning".

Meaning is derived not only from the particular words used, but also the tone of the communication, which may well direct a person to take action without regard to the consequences.

The solution to the problem of character ambiguity, adopted about 213 bc (during the reign of the first Qin emperor, Shihuangdi), was to distinguish two words having the same sound and represented by the same graph by adding another graph to give a clue to the meaning of the particular word intended.

A notable historical feature is "gender stability," meaning that words for common things tend to share the same gender across the languages of the Afro-Asiatic phylum, no matter whether or not the particular words are cognate across the specific languages in question.