Sentence examples for words adopted from inspiring English sources

The issue centers on a handful of words adopted 221 years ago.

In subsection (b) the words "of the medal of honor authorized on August 8 , 1942 are substituted for the words "adopted pursuant to the Act approved December 21, 1861 (12 Stat. 330)" for the reason that the 1861 Act does not establish the design, and the date of formal adoption of the design of the medal is obscure.

So when Sturtevant used her colleagues' art as source material, or in Eleey's words "adopted style as a medium", she was not really undertaking a radical break.

Compilers of the new online version of the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) say penguin, Taffy and cariad are examples of Welsh words adopted by English.

I would add that words adopted from other languages — especially dead languages — quickly fall in line with English language rules.

In addition to the standard characters, six characters taken from the Grantha script, which was used in the Tamil region to write Sanskrit, are sometimes used to represent sounds not native to Tamil, that is, words adopted from Sanskrit, Prakrit and other languages.

In other words, adopt a practice of explaining yourself.

In other words, adopting the alternative perspective, an originally stable vegetated slope could become marginally stable or unstable after vegetation is removed.

In other words: Adopting transparency as a business model can lead to happier and more engaged employees, enable you to command higher prices for your products and increase customer loyalty.

In other words, adopting JET to { H i } i = 1 2 will result in the following two equivalent forms: H i = a i U i, 1, U i, r ⏟ U i, JET D i, 1 0 ⏟ D i, JET V JET † = a i U i, 1 D i, 1 V JET † (13).

In other words, adopting any form of veiling is complicated.