Sentence examples for English discusses from inspiring English sources

These issues — specifically, Cuba's history with Africa and slavery — were central to Grupo Antillano, whose foundational manifesto (displayed at the gallery in both Spanish and English) discusses the importance of the African diaspora, racism, and colonialism in Cuban art.

"Complementizer cliticization in Tagalog and English" discusses the properties of a complementizer in Tagalog which has an allomorph that cliticizes to the immediately preceding word; the distribution of this allomorph is shown to be remarkably similar to that of the English null complementizer.

6 Minute English discusses a letter from the English alphabet.

6 Minute English discusses the subject and hears from an expert who explains if this can really happen.

6 Minute English discusses the future for women in space and asks if the first person to step on Mars could be a woman.

In part II of his Founder Stories interview with host Chris Dixon, Kayak.com's co-founder Paul English discusses why job applicants will be hard pressed to find job postings on Kayak.com, relays the lessons he learned from Kayak's mobile app and tells Dixon the traits founding teams need to possess in order to impress him as an angel investor.

In a fusion of Setswana and English, Montsho discusses things like her training routine, Botswana literature, drug testing and religion.

For example, while Mrs. Clinton's English text discusses her concerns about China's treatment of the women's groups that attended the 1995 United Nations conference on women, the Chinese version leaves that part out.

The English version discusses what to do if you experience symptoms of side effects (i.e., consult a health care provider), but based on our findings we determined it would be important to address the physical changes that might draw attention to their HIV-status which is linked to the stigma.

In Fiction and Repetition: Seven English Novels, J. Hillis Miller discusses the way repetition operates at the level of language in some nineteenth century novels.

Rupert Haigh, Legal English (Reference K94.H35 2018) – discusses grammar and syntax in a legal context as well as common language in difference legal context; includes a useful section titled What to Avoid that explains common mistakes and issues.