Sentences with phrase «everyday words like»

See, for example, this excellent guide to the NSA's Humpty - Dumpty definitions of everyday words like Collect, Relevant, Targeted, Incidental, Inadvertent, Minimize, and even No.

Not exact matches

That «whimsy and wonder» applies to everything from boring everyday stuff like emailing and word processing to more serious applications like surgery and architecture.

«You can talk with someone for years, everyday, and still, it won't mean as much as what you can have when you sit in front of someone, not saying a word, yet you feel that person with your heart, you feel like you have known the person for forever....

Filler words — like, you know, I mean, uh, um — are an inescapable part of our everyday lives.

I wonder if there are colorful, food - related words like that I miss out on using everyday, sounding like a fool and calling them seeds.

«All of us who are really imperfect beings and sinners make a lot of mistakes in our everyday lives, but we get to come to places like the Promise Ministries, where we can hear the word of God... Then we can go back out and start again with a pure heart,» he said.

Those who decide to enter politics assess their ability to inject words like «wiff - waff» and «zoink» into everyday discourse.

In 2014, wellness became a truly hot topic, with words like» mindfulness» and» microbiome» making their way into everyday...

Mantras can be found in religious terminology as well as in everyday language, ranging from words like «amen» to phrases such as «let it go.»

By using slogans with words like, «healthy», «fitness», «sugar - free», and «all - natural», customers are essentially tricked into thinking these bars are healthy for everyday consumption.

In other words, it looked like it could be worn as Halloween lipstick instead of everyday wear.

It's not everyday we associate mini skirts with words like classy.

I'd like to think that he would appreciate our film's intention to capture forever, in Koni's words, «the sort of everyday life that is accessible to everyone and understood in its cruel internal irony by almost no one.

Word problems like those found in this second printable PDF help students grasp the context surrounding why we need and use mathematics in everyday life, so it's important that teachers ensure that their students do understand this context and don't just arrive at an answer based on the math involved.

Using the same words in everyday talk is like wearing the same shirt over and over again.

The longer sentences make this a choice for more confident emergent readers, but words for familiar, everyday objects, like articles of clothing, aid comprehension, and the use of bold type to highlight inflection offers greater clarity.

How did a strange word like «blog» come to be part of our everyday language anyway?

This can be done by leaving on the radio or television or using a specially made CD like «Songs for Dogs... and the people who love them,» which uses soft, positive music and gentle everyday words that your dog can identify and relate to.

Indeed, Baldessari's irreverence for the sanctity of art permeates his oeuvre, whether it be negating all but a corner of a Parmigianino masterpiece, mocking the great art critic Clement Greenberg with his own words, parodying the color - field painters by «floating» large rectangular blocks of color outside the second - story window of his home (Floating: Color [1972]-RRB-, or pairing Goya's catastrophic texts from his Disasters of War series with everyday objects like a paper clip.

As such, Steinbach marshals the unremarkable props of everyday life into a system comparable to language: a set of discrete entities that — like words — take on new significance when arranged in a certain way.

«Domestic» and «personal» stopped being insular words in the early 1990s, with artists like Osorio, González - Torres and Goldin visually presenting the chaos and imperfections of everyday life.

In the mid-1960's she also began to execute a series of life - related actions (she didn't like the word performance) that tested, among other things, her stamina, her friends» patience and the conduct of everyday life.

In other words, the brushwork in a gesturalist painting expresses the artist's emotions and personality just like a person's gestures reflect their feelings in everyday life.

With artists Savannah Knoop (b. 1981) and Lee Relvas (b. 1981), Bass and Fisher perform a series of choreographed movements and sounds while using structural supports, banner - like scrolls, and everyday props to explore, in their words, «shifting relations between the body, the materials, and the audience.»

Before the Internet became mainstream media and Web 2.0 social channels made content sharing an everyday cultural norm, innovative young artists like Shepard Fairey relied on Word of Mouth advertising to launch «viral» campaigns.

Text in art evolved in 1960s conceptual works, in which the word was a necessary part of art and Pop art; artists engaged with the artistic value of trivial, everyday elements like advertising, commonplace objects and consumer goods.

Screen Jaw Door Arch Prism Corner Bed is a list of the blunt titles of the works in this exhibition, everyday words that sit like lead cherries on top of the melting ooze of a sundae that is each painting.

The historic technical distinction in the law (especially in tort law) between assault and battery has been collapsed in the everyday vernacular and this had made its way even into the way that the words are used even by law enforcement officers and legislators, who grew up speaking the vernacular language like everyone else.

He left his job as an attorney at Kia Motors America this month to work full - time developing a test that could pressure attorneys at law firms to work more efficiently when it comes to everyday tasks like making use of Microsoft Word and Excel.

Yes, it can perform powerful tasks like video and photo editing, you can use it to draw amazing art with the Apple Pencil, and it crushes everyday tasks like email and using Microsoft Word.

Public figures will be identified, words will be looked up in the dictionary, and it can look at a picture of everyday things, like your phone for example, and define them as well as provide a direct link to Google search results.

Everyday mistakes like typos, misspellings, and misused words can leave recruiters with the impression that you're careless.

Using positive, uplifting words like «love» and «peace» in our everyday lives can literally change pathways in our brains by boosting our cognitive reasoning and making areas of the frontal lobes more effective.

It even seemed like this positive view of older women and younger men might carry over into everyday life, but then a series of television shows with the word «cougar» in them seemed to declare that women dating younger men was still not as acceptable as men dating younger women.

Just a simple switch of everyday words — like «why» to «how» and «if» to «when» — may serve as a powerful way to motivate customers and deepen your relationships, Seidman says.