例句與造句

1. But finding the proper wording for the resolution was proving elusive.
2. I think your " evidence " is a lack of proper wording . "'
3. Brill said the proper wording should have been that there was no " proof ."
4. The proper wording, of course, would be : " My wife and me / have daughters three ."
5. So, all that aside, I am only asking about the semantics and, strictly speaking, proper wording in such cases.
6. It's difficult to find proper wording in a sentence. 用proper wording造句挺難的
7. The claim is that people " called it " a " possible bellwether " which is proper wording for opinions cited as opinions.
8. Keith Emerson and advertising sections may be added in a future edit, once proper wording and citations can be found . talk ) 02 : 05, 18 January 2010 ( UTC)
9. A lot of people, it appears, have been taught that " most important, she loves her job " is the only proper wording, and that most importantly deserves only pity and scorn.
10. While I do not wish to dwell on the validity of my argument, I do freely admit that it was poorly formulated and that I could have exerted a greater effort to elucidate it with more proper wording.
11. However, the gargantuan task of deciding on proper wording, substituting it into all articles'prose, " and " somehow keeping it watchlisted to avoid partisan vandalism in the future was never tackled, never even started.
12. Anyway-I feel like there is no way I can convince Ato with facts when trying to find proper wording, so let me know what is needed from me on mediation .-- RaffiKojian 03 : 40, 18 Oct 2004 ( UTC)
13. The point is, when there has been no determination of the proper wording to occupy the one slot available for an article's name, I am just as free to indicate my opinion and preference by making a move as anybody else is.
14. I would kindly request that people could edit the article for proper wording but not give it a drive-by " " this article is written in an ugly fashion " " tag or leave a templated message on the article creator's page, as both of these actions tend to upset the newcomers ( WP : BITE ) . talk ) 20 : 31, 30 January 2012 ( UTC)
15. There's only so many of these as articles so far; and lots of obscure ones like the Lois River plant at Powell River; I have a 1950s BCgov book summarizing water flows and topography and hydroelectric potential or what development there was at the time; funky photos, don't see a copyright notice anywhere in the book . . . . but I don't have a scanner and won't be sticking around to do the work; I'll try and make a list of here of all the plants I know of listed or which are listed in this book or elsewhere, and there should probably be a : Category : Dams in British Columbia and : Category : Hydroelectric generating facilities in British Columbia ( also : Category : Electrical generating facilities in British Columbia, whatever the proper wording is ) as subcats of the Canada-cat equivalents.