Sentence examples for considering the language from inspiring English sources

"I was always queasy about giving my nephews and nieces and stepson my books, considering the language," he said.

But there are times when we can benefit from taking a broader view by considering the language we use in the context of other, more rigorous, scientific disciplines.

"To judge all these pieces after only one hearing," noted the overwhelmed critic of the Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, "especially considering the language of Beethoven's works, in that so many were performed one after the other, and that most of them are so grand and long, is downright impossible".

Considering the language barrier, the analysis was limited to six languages spoken by the main authors.

The final part of the assignment was a reflection on the success of the activities, considering the language, strategies and resources used.

Although Keats spent time considering the language of the poem, the choice of wording and phrasing is below that found within his later works, including Hyperion or the odes that followed.

The reason, Ms. Myers said, was that "blue is considered the language of mourning".

Consider the language of South Carolina's declaration of secession from the Union.

For this, I had to consider the language of my film.

But for proof that the Globe has put the play first, consider the language of the ending.

Consider the language used to describe currencies: They are strong, or weak, and need to be defended.