Sentence examples for words composed of from inspiring English sources

Words composed of letters on the right side of the QWERTY keyboard were viewed more positively than words composed of letters from the left side.

They removed standard stopwords for the Portuguese available at PRETEXT[76], together with the conjugations of the verb TO BE as well as the words composed of only one character.

Non-words, which appeared in half of the 48 trials, were made of pseudohomophones, i.e., nonexistent words composed of Chinese characters that have the same sounds as real words.

Candice wakes up in the back of the car and she doesn't know what's happened and she can hear the girls' voices shouting amongst themselves, shrieking almost, repeating Candy, Candy, and what the fuck this and that and other snatches of conversation that are just abstract words composed of letters falling around her.

The words constituting this character could be '兒子' (son /ji4 zi2/), '兒歌' (children's song /ji4 go1/) etc., while the words composed of its homophones could be '姨媽' (aunt /ji4 maa1/), '懷疑' (suspect /waa14 ji4/) etc.

The words constituting this character can be ' 兒子' (son / ji4 zi2/), while the words composed of its homophones can be '懷 疑' (suspect / waa14 ji4/).

"Freeter" -- a hip hybrid word composed of the English "free" and the German "arbeiter," or worker -- is this generation's answer to the driven Japanese "salaryman" of the past.

"Panentheism" is a constructed word composed of the English equivalents of the Greek terms "pan", meaning all, "en", meaning in, and "theism", meaning God.

'Hylomorphism' is simply a compound word composed of the Greek terms for matter (hulê) and form or shape (morphê); thus one could equally describe Aristotle's view of body and soul as an instance of his "matter-formism".

Each participant was assigned one block constructed from the two lists, one list formed by 70 prime words and 14 targets words, one composed of 70 nonwords and 14 word targets.

Each language is represented by a 200-word vocabulary composed of words known to change very slowly.