Sentence examples for lacking word from inspiring English sources

It has been noted that although in principle capable of evaluating translations of any language, BLEU cannot in its present form deal with languages lacking word boundaries.

Besides the lacking word frequency effect in dyslexic children, the interaction GROUP*HEMISPHERE was revealed in the present study.

One possible explanation is that processing (in terms of wordform recognition) succeeds for HF words in both groups and LF words in the control group (with more effort due to phonological assembly) but not for PS words due to lacking word representation.

"I lack words, and have an abundance of tears.

Because they lacked words, the nigunim were felt to move the singer beyond the sensual and rational toward the mystic.

Deutscher starts with the puzzling fact that many languages lack words for what (to English speakers) seem to be basic colors.

The Tyrones may lack a proper home, but they don't lack words or stories made out of words—stories whose point is usually how much death there is in their living.

Mr. Putin has not shied away from harking back to some old Soviet symbols, and he and the legislature agreed to revive the old anthem, saying the Glinka tune lacked words and was too hard to sing anyway.

Languages may also lack words for things that matter a great deal to women.

Where we lack words for important female experiences, like sexual harassment, women will find it more difficult to describe key elements of their existence.

First, dances usually lack words or texts and are often developed without the use of a written plan, script or score of any kind (see Franko 1989 and 2011a).