Sentence examples for tooth version from inspiring English sources

If instead the concept of retributive justice conveys the idea of getting even with wrongdoers, as in the Old Testament "eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth," version of justice, then forgiveness and this sort of justice are indeed inconsistent, as is presupposed in the mainstream conception of forgiveness as requiring that a forgiver renounce retributive emotions directed at wrongdoers.

There was Captain Jack of course, but he was a subverted, eyes-and-teeth version of gun-toting masculinity.

Microsoft's Skype client for iPhone has been looking a little long in the tooth; the version that has been in the store until today is essentially still the same client they launched back in 2010, albeit replete with incremental updates along the way.

The coach hauled me off the bench and said between clenched teeth a version of, "Get in there and knock down their blocking convoys so our defensive backs can tackle the ball carrier!" Next play, here they came.

The office measures of a child's caries risk were collected using a "Tooth Chart," a version of the form previously field-tested and used in a statewide oral health survey of Washington children[ 39].

Button (2011) has argued that, although this kind of technical criticism has teeth against the version of Putnam's argument which explicitly invokes the downward Löwenheim-Skolem theorem, there are alternate formulations of Putnam's argument which can evade the criticism.

My looks changed, and for a long while I was bald, hunch-y, skeletal with yellow skin and grey teeth, my own version of Montgomery Burns, with far less "excellent".

And in 1997 he wrote songs for a revised version of "Tooth of Crime," Sam Shepard's 1972 play about dueling rock stars and fame in a dystopian future.

Boeing's bestselling 777 is equally long in the tooth, but the new version will be unveiled formally next month at the Dubai air show.

The current version lacks teeth to rein in the banks.

East Asians have distinctively shaped teeth for which their version of EDAR is probably responsible.