Sentence examples for language focuses from inspiring English sources

The Red and the Black, a masterpiece of ironic realism both in its characterization and its language, focuses on France in the late 1820s.

Some claim that philosophy of language focuses excessively on the states of mind of individual speakers — in particular on their intentions (Hornsby 2000).

Gone are the gradients, the drop shadows, and the heavy use of texture; instead, iOS 7's design language focuses on a degree of minimalism, with a focus on bold color and simple lines.

Inspiring language focuses more on an improved condition for our customers and stakeholders.

The new gender-neutral and inclusive language focuses less on who people are and more on what genitalia they have and what activities they engage in, she says.

An example is how the action of cleaning a gun is different in English and Shawnee: English focuses on the instrumental relation between two objects and the purpose of the action (removing dirt); whereas the Shawnee language focuses on the movement—using an arm to create a dry space in a hole.

Limbaugh's language focused on what he thinks people "believe".

Obama's language focused on what people "know," or should know.

The Fortran language focused more on the problem the person using the computer wanted to solve than on the machine's operations.

By 2015, he was giving a taste of what we may expect this year, vague language focusing less on demands he knows will not be met and more on the political changes that need to happen first.

The party should also campaign in ordinary language, focus its policy on the condition of Britain in 2020, unite for the EU referendum campaign, and draw up a proper five-year media strategy.