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Higher Lessons in English A work on english grammar and composition Brainerd Kellogg

Some authors have proceeded to still more minute divisions and sub-divisions of nouns; such, for example, as the following, which appear to be more complex than useful: _Natural nouns_, or names of things formed by nature; as, man, beast, water, air: 2.

English Grammar in Familiar Lectures Samuel Kirkham

Oh, and Krikorian also whines about “the whole Latina/Latino thing — English dropped gender in nouns, what, 1,000 years ago?”

2009 May « Motivated Grammar 2009

When I don't have a particular idea in mind for a poem, I'll extract a few hundred nouns from a text (or a combination of texts) and write them down in columns.

Melissa Broder: Grand Theft Poetics Melissa Broder 2010

When I don't have a particular idea in mind for a poem, I'll extract a few hundred nouns from a text (or a combination of texts) and write them down in columns.

Melissa Broder: Grand Theft Poetics Melissa Broder 2010

Oh, and Krikorian also whines about “the whole Latina/Latino thing — English dropped gender in nouns, what, 1,000 years ago?”

What an unnatural stress pattern you have, Ms. Sotomayor! « Motivated Grammar 2009

When I don't have a particular idea in mind for a poem, I'll extract a few hundred nouns from a text (or a combination of texts) and write them down in columns.

Melissa Broder: Grand Theft Poetics Melissa Broder 2010

When I don't have a particular idea in mind for a poem, I'll extract a few hundred nouns from a text (or a combination of texts) and write them down in columns.

Melissa Broder: Grand Theft Poetics Melissa Broder 2010

One of the ways that people avoid using gender specific nouns is to use honorifics (the trooper, a detective, the sergeant) rather than generic terms when refering to individual sworn officers but not using their name.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Why Suspect When You Can Find Out? 2010

When I don't have a particular idea in mind for a poem, I'll extract a few hundred nouns from a text (or a combination of texts) and write them down in columns.

Melissa Broder: Grand Theft Poetics Melissa Broder 2010