Use of that is to say in Sentences. 27 Examples
The examples include that is to say at the start of sentence, that is to say at the end of sentence and that is to say in the middle of sentence
that is to say at the start of sentence
- That is to say it is a secret garden.
- That is to say put anything you like on them, but don t be surprised if some one else reads them.
- That is to say, your study will provide you with the knowledge that is generally accepted as making up the subject.
that is to say in the middle of sentence
- that is to say, he has not won any more major championships.
- that is to say, it includes homophones and homophonic phrases.
- that is to say, they are designed as tiers of managerial levels.
- He's a local government administrator, that is to say a Civil Servant.
- He's a local government administrator, that is to say a civil servant.
- Our friends, that is to say our son's friends, will meet us at the airport.
- that is to say, Edward's action had social, feudal and legal justification.
- He was found innocent in the court, that is to say, the court could not convict him legally.
- that is to say that savings are a function of the rate of profit and unproductive consumption.
- that is to say, once we have used them all up and thrown them away, there won't be any more - ever.
- Languages are taught by the direct method, that is to say, without using the student's own language.
- that is to say, chairmen are invariably the most senior member of the majority party on that committee.
- that is to say that conceptual profundity must be balanced by clarity of content and simplicity of form.
- that is to say, policy changes more frequently take the form of relatively marginal changes to existing policies.
- that is to say the curved members, such as ribs, were built up of naturally curving wood, chosen to have the right shape.
- Perception, that is to say, boils down to the passage of sodium, potassium and other ions across semi-permeable membranes.
- that is to say, there is a way of positioning the grating relative to the receptive field centre that results in no response.
- that is to say, malignant cells that had broken away from the original cancer and begun to reproduce in other parts of the body.
- They are nice people: they believe that everything ought to be fair, that is to say that virtue is rewarded and villainy punished.
- that is to say, certain action schools were successful in changing attitudes, while others were successful in shifting option choices.
- that is to say, it may be possible to give powerful functionalist explanations of linguistic phenomena by reference to pragmatic principles.
- that is to say, his explanation of long waves lies in technological change which results from the bunching of innovations made by entrepreneurs.
- I pointed out several mistakes and carefully repeated my original instruction; that is to say, I told him I was not at all pleased with his work.
- No good reason, that is to say, provided that the resultant marginal over-representation of those parties is fairly distributed between all of them.
