We study the influence of context on sentence acceptability. First we compare the acceptability
ratings of sentences judged in isolation, with a relevant context, and with an irrelevant …

… Specifically, we examined whether traditional Stroop effects could be obtained with briefly
presented prime stimuli by using display parameters that were based upon the emotional …

… could consider the disempowering green of The Arnolfini Marriage (see Truffaut’s La chambre
verte [The Green … must ask, how can he be sure he can distinguish red from green if all he …

Humans associate abstract words with physical stimulus dimensions, such as linking upward
locations with positive concepts (eg, happy = up). These associations manifest both via …

… oily, colourless green of Venetian waters might stand for our tumultuous pre-verbal
entanglements: stuff that sleeps furiously—… I imagine they, too, must have slept furiously over …

… Chomsky appealed to phrases such as “Colorless green ideas sleep furiously,” which have
… The metaphors will be presented visually in psuedo-random order using E-Prime 2.0 for 2.5…

… artificially produced hues and their manifold shades, tints, and tones would be a prime …
In the case of color, the science and practice of Ordnungswissenschaft had found a prime …

… contains an insight about what helps radical ideas come into being. We will bear down on
this … actually allow for the emergence of those ideas will, I think, appear quite stark. Things …

… The authors reported colour priming (eg, emerald primes cucumber) only when participants
… in the diagnostic colour of the target concept (eg, a green blouse). However, there were no …

… Ever since Chomsky (1957) discussed Colorless green ideas sleep furiously , it has been …
syntacticosemantic primes. In (23), the prime which in English we spell as bad–worse is rep- …