Sentence examples for concentrated language from inspiring English sources

The first systematic books explaining the tenets of Sufism date from the 10th century; but earlier, Muḥāsibī had already written about spiritual education, Ḥallāj had composed meditations in highly concentrated language, and many Sufis had used poetry for conveying their experiences of the ineffable mystery or had instructed their disciples in letters of cryptographic density.

Scientific information is neutral and unbiased since it reflects and describes the objective real world in a specific form using specialized concentrated language.

And the same competitive advantage is enjoyed by left-handers in other sports, such as tennis and cricket.The orthodox view of human handedness is that it is connected to the bilateral specialisation of the brain that has concentrated language-processing functions on the left side of that organ.

Nowhere is there a richer or more concentrated cluster of languages, some eight hundred, than in Papua New Guinea, with its daunting topography of highlands and rain forests.

"Because poetry is language in concentrated form, you have to concentrate on it".

When you're used to working with actors in theatre and you move to film, the requirement is to find a concentrated version of the language you'd use in rehearsal.

It therefore includes concentrated drill in all features of the new language that differ in structure from the native language until the use of those features becomes habitual.

Its tunes arise from pools of crazy energy, and its concentrated free patches feel directed by strategy and language, some kinetic, some quiet and spacious.

"There needs to be a concentrated effort for these forces to have sustained regional language training and expertise," said Lesley Anne Warner, an Africa analyst with CNA's Center for Strategic Studies in Alexandria, Va., who has studied the regional brigade concept.

Action and speech are muscular and concentrated.

As unprolific as Britten was fecund, Benjamin unfurled his career with staggering slowness, fashioning with great time and care a series of mostly brief pieces that advanced the language of his teacher Olivier Messiaen in a more concentrated, dazzling, and yet sometimes more precious manner.