Sentence examples for language actions from inspiring English sources

Church of England schools need to ensure that, whilst clearly working to be inclusive spaces where homophobic language, actions and behaviours are unacceptable, those pupils, parents and staff who believe that homosexual acts are 'less than God's ideal' are given the safe space to express those views without being subject to another form of discrimination".

In his language, actions, and decisions, would he be a decent guy?

I think it's time that we start claiming success and drown out ― even erase ― the negative tapes that so many replay and perpetuate through language, actions and deeds.

Political correctness (adjectivally, politically correct, commonly abbreviated to PC) is a pejorative term used to criticize language, actions, or policies seen as being excessively calculated to not offend or disadvantage any particular group of people in society.

This deals with the intermingling of verbal language, actions and thoughts which enables us to view reality in a better way.

Mr. Heaney's flow of language, action and character is poetry's fight against dying.

Mediated reference, in contrast, relies on language action and recognition (upper level) and the existence of corresponding content in the agent's memory.

Cytoarchitectonic area 44 of Broca's region in the left inferior frontal gyrus is known to be involved in several functional domains including language, action and music processing.

One report considered the work of Mentrau Iaith, which is a group of 22 bodies promoting the use of Welsh in communities across Wales, the Aman Tawe Language Promotion Scheme and also Language Action Plans.

From Ellis's perspective (2004), the cultural component is crucial in auto-ethnographic research and 'in an educational context, culture could be addressed as language, action, and/or interaction' (Hamilton et al. 2008, p. 23).

But our camaraderie was forged in silence while training -- the preferred language, action.