Sentence examples for associations of speakers from inspiring English sources

In recent years, various experiments have shown that grammatical genders can shape the feelings and associations of speakers toward objects around them.

The first association of Dravidian speakers with a specific cereal is signaled by the occurrence of the word gōdhūma "wheat" in Vedic Sanskrit, a word derived from a Proto-Zagrosian word meaning "stand of grain".

In the 1990s, for example, psychologists compared associations between speakers of German and Spanish.

They perpetuate themselves through precedent following, social acceptance, individual habit and association, and traditional transmission from one generation of speakers to another.

A similar proportion of speakers was white.

A panel of speakers gave stakeholders' perspectives.

The agenda, roster of speakers, and speaker's abstracts can be obtained from the author.

"Washington Women's March group disbands amid anti-Semitism controversy at national level," from the Spokane Spokesman-Review: "Statewide organizers operating under the Women's March banner announced this week that they are dissolving their group in protest of national leaders' association with speakers seen as anti-Semitic.

In February, Larochelle, a physics major, was ranked number one in the debate association's Speaker of the Year standings, and all three students were listed in the top 10.

Two years ago for the first time, a nonnative English speaker, Jun Liu of China, was elected president of the global education association Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, known as Tesol.

According to descriptivist theories of proper names, a particular use of a proper name refers by means of some descriptive content associated with that name — standardly, it is assumed, via the speaker's association of some descriptive content, in her mind, with the name in question.