- no
longer phonological but
morphological in nature.
Sound change is
exceptionless: If a
sound change can
happen at a place, it will
affect all sounds...
- to 2009. He said at the time that he
hoped to beat "the universal,
exceptionless rule that when a new host
takes over an old show it is a horrible, embarr****ing...
-
established by "a firm and
unalterable experience"; they rest upon the
exceptionless testimony of
countless people in
different places and times. In this...
- equal, you
should generally try to eat
natural foods" as if it is an
exceptionless principle can
sometimes involve a
fallacy of accident.
Julian Baggini...
-
process is
considered incomplete, as it does not have the
regular exceptionlessness typically required for a
sound law to be
considered such. Paul Newman...
-
ambition of
linguists like the
Neogrammarians to
formulate general and
exceptionless rules of
sound change that
would account for all the data (or as close...
-
exceptions with
regard to abortion, as they
consist of a "consistent' (i.e.
exceptionless) pro-life position".
Keown further proposes that a
middle way approach...
- replace,
moral rules. Indeed, he
describes certain moral rules as '
exceptionless' or unconditional.
MacIntyre considers his work to be
outside "virtue...
- Proto-West-Germanic dag > Old
English dæg, Old
Frisian dei "day"
While this
change is
exceptionless in Old
English (all
stressed examples of *a
became *æ
except those that...
-
grammatical conditioning. Nonetheless, both of
these challenges to
exceptionlessness remain controversial, and many
investigators continue to
adhere to...
