But legislators who did not support the measure said they were simply troubled by the language of this particular bill, and would be willing to vote for an antiprofiling proposal that was more clearly, and narrowly, written.
Lewis noted that this formal project, the project of trying to define theoretical terms in an already understood language, was independent of the particular use we make of it.
It's because of the historical convergence of race and class in America that we conflate the language of the educated, ruling classes with the language of a particular racial identity.
In the aforementioned categories, Ld represents the distance between the language of a particular site and English (Chiswick and Miller 2004).
Model (m_{1}) is obtained by setting (q=b=0) in Eq. (1), and has been considered in a vast amount of studies, both in the realm of sports [21, 22] and in other studies of ranking behaviour [23], including the famous Zipf's law of languages where the particular case (a=1) has drawn a lot of attention (see, e.g., [24] and references therein).
Most of "All for Nothing" is written in free indirect discourse, which is to say that the novelist's prose closely identifies itself with the perspective and the language of a particular character.
In painstakingly diplomatic language, acknowledging "the particular sensitivity" of "this delicate theme," Mr. Stepashin asked forgiveness on behalf of Tolstoy, who was excommunicated 110 years ago.
If Trump speaks the language of any particular faith tradition, his message aligns most clearly with the prosperity gospel movement.
One part of the science of rhetoric is choosing the kind of language needed for the particular task the writer wants to accomplish: sometimes fireworks are called for, sometimes a match will do.
But what you see is the language of a particular type of cinema from Bombay.
