Sentence examples for language exposed from inspiring English sources

But, lest poets become faux finishers, they wanted to keep those innards of language exposed, rather than tuck them back inside a consistent speaker whom we get to know, and come to like or to despise, as we read.

As I write, Donald Trump remains on top of a large field of Republican contenders and has remained on top despite his depiction of Mexicans, dissing Senator John McCain's war hero status, and having his misogynist language exposed.

If a language exposes a simple to grasp MoC in a consistent way across architectures, the programmer can concentrate the efforts on optimizing the expression of parallelism in the application instead of porting code to a given system.

But she's also preoccupied with the limitations of language, exposing the gaps in what even the most highly accomplished speakers are able to impart.

Barriers of language expose need for great sensitivity to individual variations in these concepts to achieve culturally appropriate care.

The experience from these examples shows that achieving a large degree of interoperability is difficult since some languages expose incompatible features.

To date, an avid community (70,000 members) has helped translate tens of thousands of TV shows and movies in over 200 languages, exposing videos to new audiences all over the world.

Yet the defining incidents of the novel occur when the limitations of language are exposed, causing it to break down altogether.

I couldn't put down, and didn't want to finish Airmail: Letters of Robert Bly and Thomas Tranströmer (Bloodaxe), for the beautiful friendship that evolved, and the complexities of language as exposed by translation.

The hollowness of all this careful diplomatic language was exposed for all to see by the court's verdict, which diplomats and observers said was reached without the complication of supporting evidence.

As the son of a German emigré family, in England and Canada, I was schooled on two continents, comfortable with three languages, and exposed to a world of cultural contrasts.