Sentence examples for language direct from inspiring English sources

Patricia Kuhl, a co-director of the Institute for Learning and Brain Science at the University of Washington, has studied "motherese," the brightly inflected talk that mothers, whatever their native language, direct at their babies, and that babies love.

Because the world is understood as speaking a symbolic language, direct communication of meaning and purpose from world to human can occur".

The draft rules would replace the current definition of political activity — "direct or indirect participation or intervention in political campaigns on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office" — with this language: "direct or indirect candidate-related political activity".

Because Canadians are regularly exposed to "illicit" English language direct to consumer advertising from the United States, we hypothesised that these campaigns would increase use of the marketed drugs in English speaking Canadian provinces.

Our findings also support the hypothesis that pedagogical language directing students to the relevance of the game-directed actions improves both dynamic gesture production (H4) and proof performance (H5), which suggests that the language aspects of the intervention were effective.

In fact, language directs the object.

In 1956, Dwight D. Eisenhower described his program in dry and unemotional language directed at the legislators themselves.

That sort of tough language directed toward Paxson is not unusual for NBC.

Then there was the language, directed not only at Kent but later at the Yankees' resident icon, Don Mattingly.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA--Fined Indiana PaceReggie Milleriller $5,000 for obscene language directed at spectators during a game against the New York Knicks on Feb. 20.

"Enough is enough, already," Mr. Cruz said of the previous harsh language directed at the father by demonstrators.