Sentence examples for exploring the words from inspiring English sources

"By exploring the words that are in Hobson-Jobson we start to realise how many words that we use every day, we don't even think of as particularly being of Indian origin actually are," says Teltscher.

In the future, we would like to explore the words used in the comments, using standard and bespoke natural language processing algorithms.

In her books, she has beautifully explored the words, anxieties, hopes and life experience of those who lived under the communist dictatorship and then saw the end of the USSR.

In an effort to identify previously unrecognized aspects of editorial decision-making, we explored the words and phrases that one group of editors used during their meetings.

This was how Lei Bo explored the word "courage": he located it in its early life before it was set apart from ideas like wisdom, humaneness and trust.

Gina Frangello's "A Life in Men" (Algonquin) is a novel about a woman with cystic fibrosis who decides to explore the word, making reckless choices with the knowledge that her time is limited.

The immediate point of exploring the usage of words is that words don't need to be used all the time.

He was both a witness and a communicant, repeatedly exploring, in the words of the title of one of his essays, "the power of the powerless".

You're not alone if you think choosing just One Word is a daunting task; exploring all the words you've been exposed to in your life is a comforting and overwhelming feeling.

After each student has a turn, explore the descriptive words or phrases that helped "give away" the item.

The Picasso show explores the effect words had on the artist, and vice versa, pulling together some of his many paintings that incorporate lettering, his portraits of writers (including eight amusing lithographs of a jowly Balzac), and his own jottings (Picasso wrote hundreds of poems and two full-length plays).