But the demented person unshapes, undoes, disintegrates, unravels – from the formation of the self and language to its drastic unmaking.
Our language will undergo drastic changes due to the recent craze - many phrases connoting soundness & security will become old-fashioned & even obsolete.
As with genes, the basic words of a language rarely undergo drastic changes, and comparing such changes between languages can reveal their historical relationship.
On the other hand, bishops from developing countries, especially in Africa, had criticized the foreign policies of the United States and Western European governments throughout the conference, and they strongly supported the language calling for a drastic moral change.
The drastic falls in the numbers studying languages is yet to be reversed at A-level or degree level, and some universities have been forced to close their foreign language departments.
There are plans for drastic changes to GCSEs: starting with English language, English literature and maths, coursework will be done away with, results will be decided by a single summer exam, and grades will be numbers rather than letters.
The inclusion of non-truthfunctional expressions into the language has interesting and indeed drastic effects.
Given that fact-checking will likely never scale to be instantly responsive to all fake news in all languages, Facebook needs a more drastic option to curtail the spread of this democracy-harming content on its platform.
Again, the language could not have been more drastic.
It takes something as drastic as having to hear their pain in the English language coming from their lips for Brits to not be able to ignore what they are doing any more.
