Sentence examples for language caused from inspiring English sources

Glemp's rough dismissal of their fears, in foolishly intemperate language, caused profound offence.

This type of body language caused Al Gore to lose the second presidential debate in 2000.

Aphasia, also called dysphasia, defect in the expression and comprehension of language caused by damage to the temporal and the frontal lobes of the brain.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po and their television tummies and gurgling baby language caused a moral panic in the late Nineties.

"My guess is that language caused the Iranians pretty significant heartburn even though they decided to go along with it," said Gary Samore, the White House coordinator for unconventional weapons.

Soon, though, the violence of his musical language caused trouble, and the Organ Concerto set off a major scandal at that 1941 concert, not least because it opens with a hair-raising eight-note dissonAccordingording to an eyewitness account, only twenty people remained in the hall at the end.

Careless language causes great offence to people suffering and coping with challenging conditions".

The divergences of the Koine from classical norms gave rise in the 1st century ad to a purist movement known as Atticism, which had little effect on the everyday spoken language although it influenced the written language, causing it to have archaizing tendencies.

Reading a text without spaces in an alphabetic language causes disruption at the levels of word identification and eye movement control.

This kind of language causes despair among Tories north of the border who fear that the party in London is waltzing into an SNP trap.

23-26 February: Parliament votes to ban Russian as the second official language, causing a wave of anger in Russian-speaking regions; the vote is later overturned.