semantical

In a logic seminar he gave at the University of Warsaw between 1927 and 1929, Tarski proved several results that made reference to notions that later would be called "semantical", in particular results about the notions of definability and of truth in a structure (see Vaught

Alfred Tarski

Her latest effontery in categorizing the health care debate in semantical summersaults "" Obamas Death Panels "" and the inuendoes about her challenged child and old parents is an assault to the intelligence of the American public. bob

CNN Poll: Favorable view of Palin dipping

Or ... perhaps it's just a semantical misunderstanding.

Phantom Internal Studies - NASA Watch

But that's still not sovereignty by semantical stretch. dustin

Five states join lawsuit against health care bill

Funny semantical slips by politicians are not news-worthy.

McCain: 'I will veto every single beer'

Then Spread happiness — this tiny, symbolic, semantical grain of happiness — share it with all those who seek it.

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As it happens, “hedge” is just another of those semantical stock market prevarications, along with the upbeat “correction,” which means “decline,” and the responsible-sounding “leverage,” rich-person-speak for assuming massive debt.

Inside the fall of a famed hedge fund - Business - Macleans.ca

Sarcastro — are you saying this is only a semantical difference and therefore using the “deem” approach is OK because a majority approved it.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Would “Deem & Pass” Survive Judicial Review?

In the end, the opponents of gay marriage seem to want to win a semantical point.

Michael Conniff: CON GAMES: Gay Marriage Wins Again

She may still loose the delegate count but the semantical argument is a waste of time.

Hillary-Backer Evan Bayh: Super-Delegates Should Back Hillary Because Of Electoral College