Sentences with phrase «little words thus»

> I'm usually just sitting there, having only said three little words thus far, «I'm an atheist.»

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(2) Pablum Just in case some readers skip over words they don't know a miss something in the cartoon: Pablum means «something bland, mushy, unappetizing, or infantile, and thus (paradoxically) with little worthwhile content.»

Thus there is very little in Hartshorne's philosophy for which I do not also find a place, even if I feel compelled to distinguish it as indeed philosophy rather than metaphysics in the proper sense of the words.

(In fact, I doubt whether our so - called brilliant President, Ivy League educated, has ever read one word from Ayn Rand... and thus has little understanding of capitalism.)

William's already been working on learning Japanese — I learn a little here and there casually — so far I know a handful of words and phrases, like onsen 温泉 (hot spring — very important and the # 1 reason Japan is # 1 on our «Travel To» list), inu 犬 (dog), and sandoicchi サンドイッチ (sandwich — also my favourite word thus far.)

Thus your little one will hear the rhyme, see the movements, try to perform it by himself (of course with your help) and remember the words faster.

My brother was a person with little words, thus as he wrote me a card with all his heartfelt words, I couldnt have been more thankful and touched.

In bestowing the award, Children's Technology Review's Editor and Founder, Warren Buckleitner, called 7 Little Words for Kids «an excellent language enrichment activity» and thus judged it to be one of «the highest quality children's products in the interactive media category.»

Thus personal contact between older and younger artists was circumstantially possible, but awkward, brief, and rare — at best, little more than an encouraging word or two at an opening.

By way of news - for - nerds blog Slashdot comes word that IBM is seeking to patent a tool for identifying areas within industries in which little patenting activity is taking place — thus allowing businesses to step in and fill that IP void.

Young swans are known as «cygnets», which seems like a word entirely unrelated to «swan», but the word is derived from the Latin «cygnus» (a variant form of «cycnus» for swan) and brought into the English language by way of French, in which the - et ending indicates the diminutive, thus «cygnets» are «little swans».