Sentence examples for highlighted the language from inspiring English sources

I have highlighted the language of nature, necessity, possibility (and impossibility), and being for the sake of in this passage in order to highlight the contrast with the discussion of the same organic correlations in the corresponding HA passage.

The latest census at the time reported that 50% of Richmond's population was of Chinese descent and their campaign highlighted the language barrier faced by those who did not speak English, for example tax notices were only available in English.

Christopher Jordan Derby Jonathan Freedland highlights the language difficulties that are part of the problem facing Labour, and especially those in leadership roles (Labour must learn to speak human, whatever its policies, 18 July).

So, in designing my math lessons, I will definitely think about that, how to highlight the language of math at the discourse level in addition to vocab…and just that it's the way the sentences are structured too.

When highlighting the language structures or items in the picture books (messages 263 266), she construes these resources as correct, valid and undeniable, thereby fulfilling the Engagement meaning of [endorse].

Robert Berger, a member of Temple Sinai Oakland who is spearheading a Jewish/Muslim relations task force, highlighted the hostile language directed at Muslim Americans on the presidential campaign trail.

She highlighted the French language as essential to the future of the province, then addressed anglophone people of Quebec in English, promising to protect them and to forge a shared future together, as well as with first nations.

A relative of the man highlighted the carer's language as part of a report into home care in Sheffield.

Another change highlighted was the language.

At their core, Romney's comments highlight the way language and derision that was once reserved as a reference for the black poor has become applicable to an increasingly broad array of Americans.

Sorcha Sweeney, finance director of Gallaghers Bakery in Ardara, County Donegal, which has marketed products in Irish for a generation, says: "I see a lot of new entrants to the market and startups in the food sector launching things like jams and meat products highlighting the Irish language to get that 'look': it's an Irish company, so the ingredients must be local".