Sentence examples for language accordingly from inspiring English sources

Take the time to check how much or how little the person is understanding, and tailor your language accordingly.

It is an alienating process – certain locutions and words that you'd always spoken naturally suddenly involve a sense of performance, a self-consciousness, and either you choose to use them, and become "characterful" to the English listener, like one of Shakespeare's comic turns, or you trim your spoken language accordingly and revert to your first speech only with family and school friends.

That is, of course, unless the purpose of my letter was to congratulate you on your recent achievements, or to berate you for your attitudes toward and/or treatment of an individual and/or community, in which case you should go back and adjust my language accordingly.

The second is to actually provide denotation domains for the new types, and to extend the term language accordingly.

For example, as one of the supporters of Universal Grammar (UG), Ellis (1990) asserts that input (known as positive evidence) is a necessity to instigate UG mechanisms so that children can acquire UG parameters and acquire language accordingly.

These people know the power that unspoken signals have in communication and they monitor their own body language accordingly.

"The Japanese population's literacy — that is, the capacity to read and enjoy books — slowly declined, and the written language itself accordingly became less rich".

Strikingly, the most successful performances, like the internationally acclaimed "King Lear," of 1935, played for audiences that, for the most part, did not understand Yiddish, and language was, accordingly, stripped to the barest symbolic function.

Marty's philosophy of language is accordingly outstanding as a reflection on linguistic phenomena as essentially intentional.

Philosophy of language is accordingly restricted by him to that domain of linguistic inquiry which is tied up with the science of mind or consciousness.

Surprisingly enough, almost 60% of the teachers were not familiar with the journals in the field of second language writing; accordingly, they did not study the journals publishing research papers on writing instruction and WCF.