Sentence examples for affect language from inspiring English sources

Others, grouped under the heading primary progressive aphasia, affect language.

This won't just affect language undergraduate courses, although they are closing at an alarming rate.

Advocates of universal screening say the first six months of life provide crucial auditory stimuli that affect language development for life.

Several studies published in the last decade has suggested that screen time before the age of two can affect language development.

These rarely affect language and conscious thinking (often said to be located in the frontal cortex) but can severely damage the body's core machinery and sometimes be fatal.

Numerous cortical disorders affect language.

Affected language, however, is the least of Rosemary's problems.

A new strain of mice may have something to say about how FOXP2 affects language.

It is hard to work out where culture has affected language, where language affects culture and cognition (a hot topic of psycholinguistic research), and where the differences are unrelated.

The joys, however, are as intense and moving as they are rare, and in the immediacy and power of Miller's poetic, deeply affecting language they stand as a corrective to the stereotype of land-hungry, rabid Zionist warriors.

The ancient Roman poet Horace, who wrote on such stylistic differences, noted the special effects that can be achieved when comedy lifts its voice in pseudotragic rant and when tragedy adopts the prosaic but affecting language of comedy.