| For many people in England and elsewhere, the terms Anglo-English, England English, and English English are tautologous and barbarous. |
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| These terms, as pointed out in other parts of this book, are ambiguous, open-ended, and often tautologous. |
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| These are, respectively, the tautologous, inconsistent, and contingent sentences of the predicate calculus. |
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| For many people, however, especially in England, the usage is tautologous. |
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| No index learning, no tourist's guide, no modish or tautologous postcolonial posturing here. |
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| Why would Freud and Durkheim impose tautologous spirals of circularity on their disciples and put ill-fitted straitjackets on their clients? |
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| The ostensibly unverifiable sentences of metaphysics and religion were exuberantly consigned to the dustbin, and logic itself escaped only because it was regarded as tautologous. |
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| Generally speaking, statements in WE are expected to be of a tautologous nature, thus fulfilling the essential phatic nature of speech. |
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| It is tautologous to observe that her 'repertoire' consists almost entirely of Child ballads, but it is remarkable nonetheless. |
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| Indeed, as a matter of statutory interpretation, 'conscience' and 'religion' should not be treated as tautologous if capable of independent, although related, meaning. |
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