Sentence examples for choices drawing from inspiring English sources

Approaches such as "Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia" train the communication partners to use resources such as writing key words, providing written choices, drawing, and using items such as photographs and maps to help the individual with aphasia produce and comprehend conversation.

My choices draw heavily on "Unity.Kindness.Peace.," a list published a few days after the November election by the Association for Library Service to Children.

The references take into account the theoretical framework and methodological choices, drawn from the recent research findings on the literature of the simulation games, and on the theory of learning, on the basis of which the simulation games are designed.

Vegetable soup (one of several rotating choices) draws ever-deepening flavor from cabbage and potatoes, and an unctuously rich foie gras terrine finds a tart partner in fig chutney with cloves.

From a physics perspective, we played a lot of Worms, so you'll see a lot of mechanical choices drawn from that game.

Not from their newly elected president to be and not from his cabinet and staff choices - drawn directly from the swamp's sludge.

19 This is a 30-item task in which the subject must match a pair of angled lines appearing on the stimulus drawing to two identically oriented lines (out of eleven choices) drawn below the stimulus.

After trustees voted unanimously to appoint Engler, a student leader climbed onto a table and told board members seated around it that students oppose the choice, drawing cheers.

Anti-abortion activists have found a new weapon to wield in the war on choice: drawing comparisons between black abortion rates and cultural genocide.

The choice drew praise from transit advocates, business leaders and local officials.

That choice drew plenty of criticism from European elders like Lee Westwood.