Sentence examples for a notable language from inspiring English sources

A new US edition of Mark Twain's classic novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is to be published with a notable language alteration: all instances of the offensive racial term "nigger" are to be expunged.

There is, however, notable language about the pace of spending: "The President and the heads of Federal departments and agencies shall manage and expend the funds made available in this Act…as quickly as possible consistent with prudent management".

Validity is a notable concept in language testing which has concerned many researchers and scholars in the field of language testing due to its importance in decision making process.

"Interestingly there's been a notable change of language from the club who now talk of the need to 'own' their stadium, rather than of 'building' a new one.

Although the brief review of the Yokohama Strategy in the first pages of the HFA reiterates the importance of "involving people in all aspects of DRR in their own local communities" (UNISDR 2005, p. 2), in the HFA there is a notable shift in language and tone.

A notable number of Persian-language tweets question whether the referendum took place at all, calling it a BBC "plot" to spark separatism in other parts of the world.

The bill's final language was a notable departure from the version that originally passed out of the Judiciary Committee.

Mr. Obama's language was a notable departure from his second debate with Mitt Romney, in which he spoke emotionally of the four Americans killed in Benghazi as "my folks".

An alphabet was a notable advance for representing the Greek language but not necessarily for representing a Semitic language.

In a decree signed on 23 March 1656, Pope Alexander VII accepted practices "favorable to Chinese customs", reinforcing 1615 decrees which accepted the usage of the Chinese language in liturgy, a notable exception to the contemporary Latin Catholic discipline which had generally forbidden the use of local languages.

Gardner explained that a major reason for this increase is a notable lack of clarity in FTC language on some kinds of food labeling.