Sentence examples for through the verb from inspiring English sources

The action flows briskly from the subject, through the verb, to the object.

However, we encounter a contradiction when considering examples such as (61) below, in which, in spite of producing a communicative exchange through the verb suggest, this example is, nevertheless, annotated as a relational process (Halliday and Matthiessen 2014: 285).

The simple sentence is true when Theaetetus, the person named by the name, is in the state of sitting, ascribed to him through the verb, and false, when Theaetetus is not in that state but in another one (cf. 261c-263d; see Denyer 1991; Szaif 1998).

Verbs can also be linking verbs, which associate (or link) the subject of the sentence to the subject complement, a word that renames or describes the subject through the verb itself.

Supports access to these digital objects through the verbs defined in the repository protocol.

The eastern South Slavic languages, Bulgarian and Macedonian, have lost the infinitive form of the verb through the influence of non-Slavic Balkan languages, and they have developed verb forms to differentiate between an action witnessed by the speaker and one not witnessed (hence only reported).

They were exposed to separate blocks of verbs, selected through a pilot study (see Methods), and were instructed to judge whether they were action or non-action verbs (semantic task) and to indicate the number of syllables (three or other number) composing the verb (syllabic task), through a yes-or-no verbal response.

Beginning with the early works of Aristotle, the interpretation of the verb to be runs through Western linguistic thought like Ariadne's thread.

Select the verb you want to use, I'll go through it with two simple verbs.

The verb.

The verb "to pop".