例句與造句

1. While sociologist Larry Ray in his reply ( 2006 ) acknowledges Fine's reading of the essay as an ironic defence of Jewish emancipation, he points out the polyvalence of Marx's language.
2. At the time the redirect was created, polyvalence included a definition of " polyvalence " or " multivalence " plus links to some titles containing " poly-".
3. At the time the redirect was created, polyvalence included a definition of " polyvalence " or " multivalence " plus links to some titles containing " poly-".
4. These conventions are the aesthetic convention ( as opposed to the convention of facts in the daily language of reference ) and the polyvalence convention ( as opposed to the monovalency in the daily empirical world ).
5. This polyvalence was characteristic of the god for whom the sacrifice was conducted, since among the Romans Mars brought war and bloodshed, agriculture and virility, and thus both death and fertility within his sphere of influence.
6. It's difficult to find polyvalence in a sentence. 用polyvalence造句挺難的
7. In January 2013 I reworked polyvalence into a DAB . I'm not sure what the relationship between " polygen " and " polyvalence " is . talk ) 04 : 31, 6 March 2013 ( UTC)
8. In January 2013 I reworked polyvalence into a DAB . I'm not sure what the relationship between " polygen " and " polyvalence " is . talk ) 04 : 31, 6 March 2013 ( UTC)
9. The role of the artist as conceptualizer of ideas coupled with revolutionary nature of the avant-garde practitioner who sees the virtues of both the ideal and the unified, thus indentures the forms that Roy Veneracion deploys in the reiteration of aesthetic integration-a melange of sorts-produced through this polyvalence of approaches and perspectives.
10. A reviewer of an exhibition in Maracaibo featuring works from 1976 to 1984, wrote " The synchrony and diachrony of the works cross a still point in which the show is no longer a total of 27 paintings, but only one . " A critic viewed the works linkage at an exhibition in Atlanta as " a net, a polyvalence of economic, cultural, political, and sexual discourse . " The net is not just a formal manipulation to tie the divergent contents of the paintings together, but  a very real device that grew out of the complex discourse of the paintings and ultimately from the poetics of the painter .  At a 10-year survey in Caracas a critic wrote " the installation of Kanso monumental paintings projects an immense space charged with a high level of intensity closely connected to the tension and anxiety that we face in the world today.