例句與造句

1. Because he himself did a lot of tongue-in-cheek writing, he was well aware of the propensity of too many readers to take things literally without grasping their more subtle meanings.
2. While it may seem odd that the adjective just _ fair, lawful, right, the just of simple justice _ could become an adverb with a multitude of subtle meanings, that is just what has happened.
3. Just off the top of my head, think of the different nuances and subtle meanings in : boy, child, tyke, lad, youth, kid, etc . They all sort of mean the same thing.
4. "You have to make it mean something . ( To me ) it has got a very subtle meaning inside, which I associate with the music but it's something that can probably be destroyed by words ."
5. With practice, the mantra japa is repeated automatically, like a song that you have heard many times, which just comes on its own . ( Some practitioners consider this automatic repeating to be the meaning of Ajapa-Japa, though there is a subtler meaning, as described below .)
6. It's difficult to find subtle meaning in a sentence. 用subtle meaning造句挺難的
7. The hero s overwhelming passion for a beautiful fisher girl from the village of his birth to which he returns, bent on improving his people s lot, and his love for his charming wife make for strong emotional power climaxed tragically by the latter s death and given subtle meaning by his return to his own people and a girl of his own kind.
8. And, in response to a question from William Safire, the wordsmith and New York Times columnist, about choice in matters of privacy, Gore replied : " Along with roughly 270 million other Americans, I use words more carelessly than Bill Safire, and in choosing the word ` choose,'I did not inform myself of the deeper, more subtle meanings, which I can now see clearly ."
9. An explanation of the title on the facing page ends with the sentence, " There is no joke or subtle meaning in the publisher's imprint . " This seems to be an ironic joke-reference to the fact that every word on the frontispiece apart from the name of the publishing-house had been subjected to tortuous qabalistic self-exegesis, yet according to Robert Anton Wilson in his 1977 book " Cosmic Trigger I : The Final Secret of the Illuminati ":
10. Sometimes, especially in Brazilian Portuguese, the masculine augmentative can be applied to a feminine noun, which then becomes grammatically masculine, but with a feminine meaning ( e . g . " " o mulher鉶 " " instead of " " a mulherona " " for " the big woman " ); however, such cases usually imply subtle meaning twists, mostly with a somewhat gross or vulgar undertone ( which, nonetheless, is often intentional, for the sake of wit, malice or otherwise; so, " mulher鉶 " actually means not a big woman, but a particularly sexy one ).
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