Sentence examples for amount of language from inspiring English sources
For example, often without making it explicit, performance appraisals contain nearly twice the amount of language about being nice and warm for women than for men.
We found that if you gave 5- and 6-year-olds language problems to solve, monolingual and bilingual children knew, pretty much, the same amount of language.
A bilingual questionnaire was used to quantify the amount of language exposure from all adult speakers in the household, and subsequent word production was evaluated in both languages.
Behavioral studies in infants indicate that a considerable amount of language learning already takes place in the first year of life in the domains of phonology, prosody, and word segmentation.
And just absorbing that amount of language - learning to speak it in a way that sounds second nature when you actually perform it, so it sounds as if you, not Shakespeare, are thinking up these images - that is a massive task.
Even with such thin sourcing, Facebook has devoted a surprising amount of language to differentiating the two.
Her father whom she really looks up to due to the vast amount of languages he speaks, is taken away by the Germans and therefore the Swallow Man, who is a wanderer, takes Anna in.
There is an astounding amount of languages featured, with various levels from extremely basic to quite advanced.
Here, there is a clear trend, as shown in Table 2: 92% of respondents feel that there were less (63%) or the same (29%) amount of languages in the past, whereas 94% feel that there will be the same (44%) amount or more (40%) in the future.
Due in part to the large amount of language-specific word play (such as punning) in the series, especially the jokes which played on Professor Calculus' partial deafness, it was always the intention not to translate literally, instead striving to sculpt a work whose idioms and jokes would be meritorious in their own right.
Mr. Berger, who directed the production, has sliced away significant amounts of language, but the loss will be mourned only by Jacobean fanatics.
