Sentence examples for language demonstrating from inspiring English sources
It's a clever show that points up the slipperiness of language, demonstrating – in one striking example – that Joseph Goebbels and the American general George S Patton can sound very different, but demand exactly the same thing.
EXCELLENT: A response displays consistent facility in the use of language, demonstrating syntactic variety, appropriate word choice; it is within the word limit as required.
NO: A response has no instances of integration or connectives at all. 5 EXCELLENT: A response displays consistent facility in the use of language, demonstrating syntactic variety, appropriate word choice; it is within the word limit as required.
4 VERY GOOD: A response displays facility in the use of language, demonstrating syntactic variety and range of vocabulary, though it will probably have occasional noticeable minor errors in structure, or word form that do not interfere with meaning; it is basically within the word limit.
The language demonstrates that the geographic influence of Ebla was considerable, extending north to the Hittite region and perhaps as far south as Egypt.
But Mr. Moore said that the broad language in his e-mail, which discussed such things as "small bank language," demonstrated that Ms. Waters was not trying to advocate solely on behalf of OneUnited but for small minority- and female-owned banks.
According to CD Preston and PH Oswald, the two Cambridge alumni who researched Duport's rules and published them in the Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, his "exuberant language" demonstrates an almost indulgent "understanding of the natural slothfulness and waywardness of youth enjoying a first taste of freedom away from the parental home".
About 30 people from Ysgol Pentrecelyn, concerned about the impact on language, demonstrated against the plans before the cabinet meeting began.
Their F* language demonstrates contracts they are free of errors and security vulnerabilities.
George Orwell's essay "Politics and the English Language" demonstrates how words can be manipulated to obscure the truth without actually telling a factual falsehood.
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