Sentence examples for controlling language from inspiring English sources
One hemisphere, usually the left, is functionally dominant, controlling language and speech.
It remains unclear whether the parts of the brain controlling language were damaged.
But the judge wrote that adoption of Ohio Edison's definition of routine maintenance would be "in direct conflict" with the "controlling language of the Clean Air Act".
On the subject of controlling language, one key for me is to try to make it less personal, not about me, more subjective.
Although different parts of the cortex have different functions, such as controlling language or movement, they are all made up of so-called microcolumns, repeating clumps of 100 to 250 neurons.
When we avoid using directives and controlling language, ("You should do…" or "What you have to do now…") they have a lot less to resist, and thus offer a lot less resistance.
Whoever controls language has the upper hand, however conditional.
He thought writers were very powerful beings because they controlled language.
In right-handed people, the brain's left side usually controls language and reasoning skills.
As Orwell pointed out most effectively, governments control language as well as people.
"Why do we not trust, celebrate and encourage the natural human ability to explore, celebrate, enjoy and control language?
