Sentence examples for language facts from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our general as well as our particular knowledge of language facts is able to supply us with additional data as basis of further theorizing.

Its manipulation of language, facts, and data is mesmerizing.

@HaggardHawks' second birthday has already been celebrated online with a fiendishly difficult quiz, but to mark the occasion all the more, here are 50 of its finest language facts and words worth remembering.

Since December 2013, it has been providing a daily dose of rare and unusual words, surprising language facts, peculiar etymological stories, and all manner of other linguistic tidbits and trivia covering everything from abature (that's the trail of trampled grass left behind by a large animal) to zenzizenzizenzic (that's a number raised to its eighth power, or ((x²)²)²).

One of his most popular books, "The Chinese Language: Fact and Fantasy," was published in 1984.

The myth that Chinese script is ideographic had been effectively debunked in scholar John DeFrancis' 1984 book The Chinese Language: Fact and Fantasy; DeFrancis classifies Chinese as a logosyllabic writing system.

In addition to plain language fact sheets and articles, Free & Equal will generate a stream of creative content, including short videos, graphics and testimony, all designed to dispel common misconceptions and negative stereotypes and encourage people to look at the lives of LGBT people through the eyes of LGBT people themselves, as well as those of their parents, siblings and children.

The same messages are available for viewing and printing on a Thai-language Facts for Life website established in October with UNICEF support.

Use persuasive language, list facts, and compelling reasons why someone should make this purchase.

For Bala, such subversive ideas made particular sense after the collapse of the Soviet Empire, where language and facts had been wildly manipulated to create a false sense of history.

"Apparently in New Jersey tradition, he thinks bluster and strong language without facts can carry you a long way," Gingrich said.