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1. Geoff Nunberg, a professor of linguistics at UC Berkeley and a National Public Radio commentator, criticized the methodology of the study and labeled its conclusions invalid.
2. Geoff Nunberg suggests the use of such a semantically banal term to illustrate the idea of beauty appeals to aesthetes as " an occasion to display a capacity to discern beauty in the names of prosaic things ".
3. "The hiss of the s, the hard, implacable d, the exotic touch of the final m _ it's a name fit for an Oriental despot in a Puccini opera, " says linguist Geoff Nunberg.
4. Geoff Nunberg, a researcher at Xerox, an adjunct professor at Stanford University and a consultant on the usage panel of the American Heritage Dictionary, has spent a lot of time thinking about the semicolon and its changing place in the world.
5. A few weeks ago, in a commentary on public radio, linguist Geoff Nunberg noted the comeback of roil in major US newspapers : By his count, its frequency is up ninefold over two decades, including a 30 percent surge in the past year.
6. It's difficult to find geoff nunberg in a sentence. 用geoff nunberg造句挺難的
7. "Before 1996 and the Web, technology words were the equivalent of technical terms in car racing and chemistry, for people who were acknowledged computer geeks, " said Geoff Nunberg, a linguist and principal scientist at Xerox PARC in Palo Alto, Calif.
8. In 2014, Geoff Nunberg speculated that the choice of " cellar door " might have arisen from Philip Wingate and Henry W . Petrie's 1894 hit song " I Don't Want to Play in Your Yard ", which contains the lyric, " You'll be sorry when you see me sliding down our cellar door ", after which "'slide down my cellar door'became a kind of catchphrase to suggest innocent friendship ".