例句與造句

1. WP : NOT a repository for original data or contextless links.
2. But the difference between the meanings of the verbs is nil in this contextless situation.
3. Violates Wikipedia : No original research; also largely incomprehensible, looks like a contextless snippet of a longer thesis.
4. Leakwords leak along with their original shadows, which depend on context and thus, in this contextless context, it's incorrect to arbitrarily restrict the meaning.
5. The text does not subscribe, state Gupta and Valpey, to contextless " categorical notions of justice or morality ", but suggests that " Dharma depends on context ".
6. It's difficult to find contextless in a sentence. 用contextless造句挺難的
7. It's funny to hear foreignors giving Republicans contextless political advice based on how Democrats will perceive them . talk ) 18 : 47, 7 November 2012 ( UTC)
8. He's literally just carried on as before .,, all that good faith . . . still uploading unlicensed images, contextless films and non-notable actors.
9. When teachers complain that the specimens of sentence structure used for analysis in G . C . E . papers are contextless, they usually mean that they are without linguistic context.
10. His response has been most unhelpful, and are normally terse, contextless replies which give no indication that he's even accepted there's a problem, much less changed his tone as a result.
11. Efforts were made to return him to the straight and narrow, but the lists of unread, contextless references were back again a couple of weeks later : The discussion at Talk : Homeopathy # WP : MEDRS ( and elsewhere on that page ) pretty clearly illustrates the issue.
12. He opined that " Although the songs themselves are sung with a certain conviction . . . no matter how it's dressed up, and this dog's dinner of an offering . . . [ is a ] contextless collection of schmaltzy, Sydney soap song [ s ] ".
13. :This user is essentially vandalising : he's spamming completely contextless tags across tons of articles without edit summaries or explanations, he's been pulled up by at least five editors on his own talk page, and his behaviour so far has been to ignore everyone and keep on going.
14. :: : Somewhere, I remember Luis Bunuel mentioning Jesus roaring with laughter-it was a contextless surrealist image he was invoking in an interview, I think . . . until then, I'd never consciously realised that Jesus is never depicted that way-he's at most gently amused, never even raising a chuckle, as far as I can recall.
15. :: I think the Register of the National Estate is a manual job, though; I feel like looking for transferrable material from there is a bit like going fishing due to the wildly variant quality of their stuff, and I'm not that comfortable with having extremely-difficult-to-expand short stubs on stuff at the lower end of the notability scale-stuff that would be fine if we had a QHR-length article but is pretty contextless when just a sentence or three.