Sentence examples for gave language from inspiring English sources

The neighbor, who did not want to be named, said that Kurzbauer gave language lessons to singers in her apartment.

But reading cast off the accumulated layers of false meaning around the words, and gave language back to me.

John Cheever's "The Swimmer" might be part of a canon long gone, but to me, when I first read it, in 1983, it was a revelation: both fantastical and real, lush and local, it gave language to the empty repression and small resistances of the suburban life that surrounded me (Books, by John Updike, March 9th).

Each item on the discourse completion task started with a brief description of the topic and then for agreements and disagreements gave language learners a specific opinion.

Sister Karen was an intellectual giant and gave language to contemporary culture.

He gave language to what they like and then told them the homes are all illegal to build now.

Information theory provides a means for measuring redundancy or efficiency of symbolic representation within a given language.

They then decided to see if this was a good predictor of how many famous people spoke a given language.

If you can give language to experiences previously starved for it, you can make the world a better place.

Teeming with violent expletives and invented pictographs, it gives language a visionary, "next world" urgency found elsewhere in the show.

Mr. Rogers said that, given language differences, "We've heard that they are not comfortable talking to the government".