semanticist

He is considered one of the world's leading formal semanticists.

According to the semanticists, a thought cannot be conceived clearly without its conversion to words.

The medium, in this case, is definitely the message, as any semanticist would agree.

"I was speaking as a friend, not as a semanticist."

When meaning is flouted by the powers that be, what's a poor semanticist to do?

And even a skilled semanticist had trouble in making anything called a Fuzzy sound menacing.

The semanticist calls it the inertia of old premises.

"The map is not the territory," the semanticist Korzybski reminded us.

The semanticist must construct an explanation for the obvious fact that the above sentence is not contradictory.

A parallel strategy is open to the semanticist.

Our semanticists are still analyzing the precise meaning of the term Nordic."

'As a semanticist, Joan, can you write a paper on that?

As the General Semanticist would say, each scientific researcher "trails his history" into every research project.

In each category, traditional theories seem to be at odds with those accounts provided by cognitive semanticists.

Being liberal by nature and general semanticist by persuasion, I believe in the philosophy that words are not things.

Get a lawyer, better yet, get a licensed semanticist.

ONE day semanticists will figure out what interior decorators mean by the word fabulous.

This solves problems that most semanticists have with deciding on the number and quality of thematic roles.

Once trained, general semanticists affirm, a person will act, respond, and make decisions more appropriate to any given set of happenings.

Their semanticists and propagandists worked on the people, ladling out soothing sirup.

Semanticists know that the word is not the thing; the symbol is not the referent.

Again it was semanticist Burber who called attention to the fact that all the skeletons were those of adults.

"Whoever was principally working with the Kirkasanters had to be a semanticist.

The generative semanticists lost the debate, insofar as their research program ground to a halt by the 1980s.

And semanticists we are not," Killashandra said, a degree of regret in her voice.