As Moore's biographer Charles Molesworth points out, she "had always enjoyed the language of advertisement, delighting in its inventiveness and ebullience, and even relating it to the poetics of praise".
When the parameters were first introduced, the register specific linguistic patterns were stated in terms of grammatical and lexical patterns, including a selection of idiomatic expressions 'strongly marked as register specific', e.g., 'how are we today?' as indicating 'a doctor-patient style'; and 'denture' as part of the language of advertisement.
The next time you hear someone explain a singular moment in their lives using the language of advertisements, pop song, sitcoms, or romance novels, it will be worth pausing to ask: Are we all already unwitting participants in a culture-wide focus group?
Mr. Reid's campaign has consistently portrayed Ms. Angle as, in the language of one advertisement, "just too extreme," a person who would attempt to dismantle entitlement programs and an advocate of "armed resistance".
Overall, we have 6 features related to the language of the advertisement.
Try to match the language of the advertisement.
The pupils used the tools in Skitch to highlight and identify language features of advertisements, such as persuasive words, phrases and rhetorical questions.
For the next features, we use word-level n-grams to find common language patterns of advertisements.
The price, $1.1 million, included two houses, two barns, "bucolic views," pastures, woods, fields, ponds, a stream and "8,000 feet of road frontage!" A phone call to Derrymore in upstate New York took the cheery real estate language of yesterday's advertisement in The Wall Street Journal to a more human dimension.
The language of both the advertisement and the medal emphasised the role each subscriber played in the patronage of the arts.
And today, Mr. McCain released a new advertisement accusing Mr. Bush of negative campaigning and using the harshest language of any political ad so far in this political season.
