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Stewart, 54, faces the same sentences as Simpson.

Furthermore, when the same sentences were heard in isolation in Experiment 2, the N400 effect disappeared.

I bet you will feel different than if you said the same sentences to yourself in a more eloquent manner.

And because humans usually produce the same sentences much of the time, it's very easy to find them in language.

They were merely referred to as marathoners, swimmers or sprinters, and included in the same sentences as Usain Bolt, Mo Farah, and Jessica Ennis.

They were not necessarily the same sentences the professors pointed out, which would turn up for further explication on an exam.

The same points are made, the same arguments are advanced, more or less the same sentences are reiterated, over and over again.

People were discussing his potential impact in the same sentences as they remembered the effect his legendary compatriot Diego Maradona had on the club in the 1980s.

But the videos capture talk of dollar figures and fetal organs in the same sentences — along with phrases like "line-item" — which, for many people, including some supporters of reproductive rights, is hard to hear, whatever the factual context.

But thoughts in this sense must be distinguished from the individual thoughts that people have at particular times, which are not shareable, even if they may be expressed by the same sentences.

But there is another use of the same sentences what Evans calls the non-conniving use on which we take them to have real truth-conditions, hence real truth-values: the kind of use on which we take (8), unlike (6), to express a real falsehood.