例句與造句

1. An "'incomplete comparison "'is a misleading argument popular in advertising.
2. As for the current " weigh less " slogan, that is an intentional incomplete comparison.
3. In informal speech, incomplete comparisons are sometimes used, such as " sweet as " ( as in " That car is sweet as . " ) . " Full ", " fully " or " heaps " may precede a word to act as an intensifier ( as in " The waves at the beach were heaps good . " ).
4. If you make it a pattern and practice to edit this out you may not sell too many used cars but should make a better entry : ) Adjectives that have connotation while meaning nothing, incomplete comparisons, in short things that can't be factually shown to be true or false, even hypothetically ( historical claims are almost untestable but hypothetically new evidence could be discovered etc . You can't prove that cell phone carrier " X " is cheaper unless you have something to compare it to etc ) .  Preceding contribs ) 12 : 03, 30 May 2009 ( UTC)
5. It's difficult to find incomplete comparison in a sentence. 用incomplete comparison造句挺難的