Sentence examples for expressed language from inspiring English sources

Upon returning to the United States, I relayed my experiences and newly expressed language for God to my mentor and beloved friend, Rabbi Or Rose.

"It runs directly contrary to the expressed language of the Political Reform Act," Jon Coupal, president of the association, said on Tuesday.

Studies have shown that without any intervention, half of children with delays in the ability to express language at age 2 catch up to their peers by 3, and that another 25percentt have normal speech when they start school.

It is easy to see in a general way that each genetic innovation, whether in understanding or in expressing language, might create such an advantage for its owners as to spread rapidly through a small population.

How do I express language inside of virtual reality?

Just as writing became a new way of expressing language all those thousands of years ago, texting is a new form of expression entirely representative of the way we communicate today -- that is, quickly, economically, and on the go.

Should express language around health and human rights be removed from the final post-2015 document, health rights advocates – in the spirit of social constructivism – have cause for concern.

Since the principal obstacle to understanding a culture is, of course, the language that expresses it, language can loom large in these books; and a language divide is a concept difficult to express pictorially.

The thought (yi) expressed by language does not explain why words are used as they are.

How communicative information expressed through language is processed in the brain is a major question in the neuroscience of language.

Politeness as expressed in language is essentially conveyed via socially motivated deviations from direct 'Gricean' expression of communicative intent.