Sentence examples for highly specific language from inspiring English sources

I remember well the terrible stillness in which I sat for minutes, the book closed in front of me, stunned by Roth's highly specific language, the best depiction of a cancer patient I have ever read, before getting up and crossing First Avenue to go to clinic.

The findings of the study revealed the need for the development of a highly specific ESP language course with a clear focus on the target discipline, accountancy.

Whilst it appears reasonable, it may have inadvertently eliminated some highly specific natural language alternatives.

It may also be worth pointing out that mental imagery should not generally be confused with imagery as the term has come to be used in literary criticism, where it usually seems to mean something like metaphor or figurative language, and, in particular, highly concrete, perceptually specific language that is used primarily for its suggestive or emotional effect.

A novel interactive online environment is described which integrates the potential of computers, Internet, and linguistic analysis to address the highly specific needs of second language composition classes.

In a local context of multiple cultures, ethnicities and languages, highly specific and culturally sensitive educational interventions are required and should be offered both to patients and their family members/carers in their mother tongue.

As Turkish family names were introduced by law in the 1930s and had to have a meaning in the Turkish language, they are thus highly specific.

As Turkish family names have a meaning in the Turkish language and are thus highly specific, this method allows identifying women of Turkish origin in data sets without any other migration-related variables such as place of birth or nationality.

The American political stump speech is a highly specific form.

Some are highly specific.

It is very elaborate and highly specific.