Sentences with phrase «plain wording»

As the subsequent step, write your educational background in plain words.

It would require plain words to establish this construction.

From today's perspective, he is in plain words an evil, sick man, however, for the kind of people in the medieval civilization, he must have been a hero.

Best way you can help is to spread the word via Facebook, Twitter, and just plain word of mouth.

he was simply putting into plain words something that theologians had been recognizing for some time.

Poems from many times and places speak in plain words about the cruelty of war and about the courage and dignity of soldiers and civilians.

Writing to British civil servants in the 1940s, Sir Ernest Gowers explained in The Complete Plain Words that effective writing is efficient writing:

And then His divinity is also established with plain words.

«Teachers — or any professionals — should generally try to describe to students in plain words what they are doing and why in a way that helps them to be more intentional about what they are doing,» he says.

Perhaps the earlier Ash «arites did not express themselves in such plain words.

she has actually told me before in the clearest plainest words i have ever heard out of a 3 yr old, i do nt want potty i want diaper.

Unlike frequently - read industry news, Joe focuses on his commercial insights in plain words for anyone to understand.

Natural selection is a term applicable to two distinct ideas, namely the Darwinian «struggle for life,» or the mere «effort to exist» which was Darwin's original thought; or alternatively a violent conflict according to the interpretation put on it by so many, which in plain words becomes the result of a battle of the living creature against its physical and biological surroundings.

Kiria goes so far as to say that idols are able to spread happiness by expressing their own through singing that normally can not reach people's hearts by plain words alone.

The title of the show perfectly explains in plain words who Smash137 is as well as the genre.

The truth was apparent from what had been revealed in the Old Testament, but it had never been put into plain words.

On an ordinary approach to statutory interpretation, courts require very plain words to reveal a legislative intention to abrogate rights of private property.

Sir Ernest Gowers, in The Complete Plain Words (1954), boiled down this advice to six words: «Be short, be simple, be human.»

When i got this game in the mail i justed said wow in just in plain words it looks new and plays like new its just great

In plainer words, he's extremely unlikable, even for a character who will undoubtedly strike a negative chord with devout Catholics.

Scripture declares God's message in plain words.

You can compromise the word all you want to but the plain word of God is what you will be judged not «another gospel».

Chaos for him had its old - fashioned meaning: «In plain words.

Once I accept the plain words of Scripture in context, the fact of ordinary days, no death before sin, the Bible's genealogies, etc., all make it clear that I can not accept millions or billions of years of history.

To argue that the end spoken of in either Old or New Testament is still to happen at some near or far off time is to do violence to the plain words of the text.

In plainer words, hunger is closely related to your preferred meal pattern.

im struggling to understand why we havnt cleared out the «duds» and in plain words we were pi ** poor.

In plain words, they are in the business of collecting garbage.

A.A.: Yes, but it must have been a joke with him because he was one of the giants of being able to put things into plain words.

In plain words, in addition to selling clothing under an eponymous label, The Factory offers clothing produced by up - and - coming and local designers, tailoring and design services, all the while employing local seamstresses (rather than outsourcing cheap foreign labor).

In plain words, when the search engine indexes the site it ignores all of the links posted in the tool.

Let me try to put it in plain words.

In plainer words, a teacher's evaluation must be based at least in part on how well her students perform on state tests.

In plain words it allows a significantly lighter gasoline engine to produce the same mileage as a diesel, but without the diesel disadvantages.

It's not just the plain words of one clause.

In plain words, this small, riveting novel connects the anguish in one American family with the struggle of South Africa to come to terms with its savage past.

How many internal retellings had smoothed and adjusted the plain words he finally used?

A recent article in the Irish Times went where most of the British and US press have failed to go and spelt it out in plain words:

The importance of dissertation writing — In plain words, the dissertation is commonly known as a significant paper presenting the research outcome.

In plain words, what happened there?