Sentence examples for using the e word from inspiring English sources
For starters, he acknowledges the error of using the "e" word.
Yes, I'm using the "e" word.
Barack Obama may have come under fire in 2009 for using "The E Word" to describe his decision-making process about Supreme Court appointments, but last night wasn't about the White House -- not directly, at least.
Former Senator Bill Bradley made it official today: he will use the "e" word when he appears with Vice President Al Gore on Thursday in their first joint appearance since Mr. Bradley quit the presidential race in March.
"And we will also be using the e-word more in public because we need more young people from a wider range of backgrounds to come into engineering".
An additional strategy is to discuss evolutionary-based research in the media, but without explicitly stating it is evolutionary in nature (often jokingly referred to as not "using the E-word").
The previous set of state science standards sedulously avoided even using the e-word, and when the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation conducted its review of state science standards in 2005, it commented, "The superficiality of the treatment of evolutionary biology alone justifies the grade 'F'" (Gross 2005: 34).
The interesting question is this: Have smart people already discovered all the answers without using the E-word, or would a sophisticated knowledge of genetic and cultural evolution lead to new answers about the causes and prevention of war?
He made it clear that Mr. Schundler would have to come courting before he would use the big "E" word -- Endorsement.
