Sentence examples for an extensive language from inspiring English sources
Babies reach those milestones when they are mature enough, whereas being able to comfort depends on a mother's ability". But if we lack the words to describe what mothers do right, we have developed an extensive language to describe what mothers do wrong - a misappropriated Freudian vocabulary ("neurotic", "paranoid" or "a worrier") often used self-deprecatingly by mothers themselves.
Such an extensive language test (even though no direct feedback was provided) probably created a fairly realistic picture of every participant's own language skills, possibly leading to more accurate self-ratings than those obtained in most (shorter and generally easier) psycholinguistic experiments.
For the first time on Stanford Online, participants will have the option of taking the course through an Arabic platform - with extensive language support - to facilitate the participation of youth in the Middle East and North Africa.
Yale has a long tradition of extensive language instruction and has recently been offering its students more than fifty languages to study.
It is a mandatory six-week course that combines extensive language study with an introduction to the discourse of German academic culture, both spoken and written.
We offer a major and minor in German, extensive language courses in German, and administer the Duke in Berlin global education program.
The curriculum included an extensive foreign language program, including 12 years of Latin training.
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They all provide extensive language training before and during the semester, and also offer some English-language courses.
Mr. Lenihan said his department would investigate ways to provide extensive language classes for adult immigrants and to increase training for unskilled local Irish workers.
This suggests that early and extensive language experience is associated with greater neural flexibility for acquiring novel words with unfamiliar phonology.
