The better analogy perhaps, is the author is standing with a signboard containing some offensive language in some corner of a public space.
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containing
How to use containing in a sentence. Live example sentences for containing pulled from indexed public discussions.
Editorial note
The better analogy perhaps, is the author is standing with a signboard containing some offensive language in some corner of a public space.
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Quick take
The better analogy perhaps, is the author is standing with a signboard containing some offensive language in some corner of a public space.
Example sentences
If the API provides me with data that is incorrect, or illegal (containing copyrighted material, say), who is liable?
This is the source code for what made that link stop working and instead go to the comment containing it.
Facebook is the perfect example: containing people's whole life with no easy way to move it.
I have a personal wiki powered by Org-mode[1] that includes several thousand documents containing the notes I've taken.
People will be able to publish and download modules containing blocks which can easily be rearranged and configured both graphically and with code.
A few simple rules to follow (like the file _info containing a short directory description, some files not being shown on the directory list).
I was referring to user data, not program data/log (despite it can as well containing some user data in some way).
Note that the entire issue is about _scoped_ data (data with a lifetime, containing borrowed references), which is not a concept that exists in other languages.
The Chinese government has issues with sites containing user-generated content.
We give them a one-off release containing only that fix.
The complexity of cometary nucleus chemistry and the importance of N-containing organics imply that early solar system chemistry fosters the formation of prebiotic material in noticeable concentrations.
Quote examples
Could we please have a veto in the popular press on the use of the word "organic" to describe carbon-containing molecules?
Maybe not in the sense of "A site where you enter text and find pages containing that text".
It's just simply, by modern popular usage, misleading to use the word "organic" in mainstream news articles about carbon-containing molecules.
From the materials and methods: "An anesthetized adult mouse was perfused transcardially with a fixative solution containing glutaraldehyde, paraformaldehyde, and CaCl2 in cacodylate buffer.
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How do you use containing in a sentence?
The better analogy perhaps, is the author is standing with a signboard containing some offensive language in some corner of a public space.