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Consequently, moral judgment becomes concrete, situational and totally subjective, a deictic gesture that assigns the predicate "good" or "bad" to this or that concrete practice taking place here and now.— Eurozine articles
I have sharpened up the text by simply changing the indefinite article a to the deictic pronoun this.— The Continuum
Of course, we have the right to ironize about the over-the-topness - who among us would so exaggerate the style and so magnify the substance as to make a larger-than-life-size poster, pointing at itself as a deictic genre?— PoetryFoundation.org
The pragmatics and social meaning of each phrase varies, especially depending on the context, and the deictic center— Ask MetaFilter

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