Sentence examples for wordings- from inspiring English sources

Examples apparently include changing wordings like "unhealthy" to "not healthy", or adding hyphens to words.

For example, computational linguistics (work on speech recognition, machine translation, and natural language interfaces to databases) must rely on a conception of language as public and extensional; so must any work on the utterances of young children, or the effects of word frequency on vowel reduction, or misunderstandings caused by road sign wordings.

One of Murphy's key announcements this week was his intention to re-draft that item in the party's constitution, to emphasise that it will act "in the national interest of Scotland", giving the Scottish and UK bodies distinctively different wordings for the first time.

At present, the chief priest of a shrine pronounces the norito on behalf of the worshipers, and the contents and wordings of the prayer may vary.

Instead, we have the mind-numbing spectacle of one member after another reading slightly different wordings of identical talking points.

In mounds of debris, searchers find what they call "wordings": "a looping example of the forgotten text that had survived on so many relics of the old country and that for some reason always begged to be touched".

"It's fairly common to conduct question-wording experiments to see how particular words or phrases affect attitudes," Traugott said, though he added that he felt the result here was "pretty minor".

Wording therefore tends to be excluded, and the simpler patterns are favoured.

He went on to describe his comments about Beck respecting "artistry" was a "mis-wording".

(Wording intentional).

INVITATION WORDING In all of the wedding columns and books, I have not seen invitation wording that addresses the issue of parents who are married but do not share the same last name.