They allow unrealistic perception -- often cloaked in the language of self-doubt or circumstances beyond their control -- to prevent them from seeing and achieving a better future.
That sort of language, no doubt, was meant to resonate with people like Brad Hunt, 36, a graduate student at St . Johns College in Santa Fe, N.M., who said he had put money in the stock market and was concerned about his investments.
The common language of Spanish is no doubt a contributing factor in a way it isn't for, say, Europeans in hockey.
But in light of the language of "spiritual sensations" we may doubt (with Pike) that this is the right way to understand the Christian mystical tradition.
AIPAC has denied that a blockade is intended, but the language of its resolution leaves no doubt; it goes for "imposing stringent inspection requirements on all persons, vehicles, ships, planes, trains, and cargo entering or departing Iran; and prohibiting the international movement of all Iranian officials not involved in negotiating the suspension of Iran's nuclear program".
Mr. Bush mentioned neither Mr. Omar nor Osama bin Laden by name, but left no doubt that his language of war was directed at them.
Whatever the intellectual commitments of India's space scientists, there's no doubt that the language of national "heroism" and technological "might", which underpins a dangerous religiously inflected military and nuclear standoff in the region, afflicts much of the praise poured on the Mars mission's success.
The ability to speak and understand a language no doubt provided and continues to provide us with many of these benefits.
In case of doubt, validation and verification of automatic grapheme-to-phoneme conversion results for words with the use of Polish language dictionary available online, with specifying correct pronunciation of words in Polish [39].
The language of the document left little room for doubt.
