Sentence examples for language a subject from inspiring English sources

Opponents have sometimes ridiculed Mr. Papandreou for stumbling in the use of the Greek language — a subject that clearly annoys him.

'I find my greatest luxury is a small book,' he suggested, 'between one and two hundred pages, which treats, in moderately technical language, a subject of which I was previously ignorant.

He managed to get an A in English language, a subject he opted into reluctantly at the last-minute and which thought would turn him off, because it was brilliantly taught by a skilful teacher.

Lurie is a professor, once of modern languages, a subject that has now, to his resentment, been retitled "communications".

Dr. Grigely, who is 44 and is deaf, uses everyday language as a subject and medium, often working with written fragments of conversations he has had with people with normal hearing.

But he also has wide literary experience (one of his many books is subtitled "From 'Beowulf' to Philip Roth") and an ear attuned to poetic nuance (another of his best books is called "Shakespeare's Language," about a subject that — amazingly — has seldom been treated).

Learning specific contents through the medium of English requires extra language support to access new knowledge; hence the relevance of a specific corpus which encases the key vocabulary and phrases of the content language of a subject or even of a university degree.

16 17 21 35 Either way, our findings have implications for policies on whether and when countries screen for language delay, a subject for which stronger evidence is sorely needed.

This could include offering the Romani language as a subject, including Roma culture in the curriculum and ensuring Roma teachers are properly trained.

A survey of sixth form colleges by the SFCA found that 68% had dropped courses, with 38% cutting modern foreign language A-levels and 22% Stem subjects.

His work is also about communication without language, an apt subject for a cross-cultural artist.