Příklady all-purpose

• We have never quite settled on a name for this familiar keyboard manner of the time; 'galant' is far too all-purpose.

• But any general, all-purpose theory of toleration is unlikely to be forthcoming anytime soon.

• In terms of, with terms generalized to create a vague all-purpose connective, is currently popular, and frequently criticized.

• This fact means, however, that very few i-words are created as generic or all-purpose labels or descriptors, a difference from how e- is frequently used.

• Nonetheless, the most adequate all-purpose assurance of lack of initial biases between groups is randomization.

• On the rare occasions when that dubious virtue is called for, 'impartial' will do as an all-purpose word.

• It is the all-purpose other of every aesthetic production that wants to be taken seriously.

• Varieties that can be used for all three are considered to be 'all-purpose' and are highly valued by the growers for their versatility and marketability.

• Besides approximation and code switching, substitution processes underlie a third problem-solving device as well-the use of all-purpose-words.

• This disassociation between the relative salience of objects and relations during mapping versus during retrieval cannot be accommodated with an all-purpose salience assignment.

• The idea is that an older generation of speakers still uses the ancestral language as an all-purpose language, but also as an in-group secret language.

• Any explanation of mechanisation must stress the importance of the introduction, in 1930, of the small combine-harvester operated by power take-off from an all-purpose tractor.

• The text of the offertory is an all-purpose one, suitable for almost any occasion.

• Visually it was disappointing, with sets as hideous as the costumes, charmless polystyrene blocks serving as all-purpose props for the huge but under-directed cast.

• The music it now intones might be described as a kind of all-purpose shout.