Sentence examples for language of the present from inspiring English sources

To portray the future in the language of the present may well be to betray it.

It would have been a more obviously arresting speech if he'd tried to capture the moment in the language of the present century instead of using the faux-antique dialect of past inaugurals.

Its 10th anniversary is turning into one of the media obsessions of the year, yet just as the past is rewritten in the language of the present, then so is a series of complex and contradictory signs (about which no one can agree) reduced into a sludge of nostalgia and style recycling.

To shed some light on this, let us discuss their approach in the language of the present article.

Albanian, the language of the present-day republic of Albania, is known from the 15th century ce.

For a long time the Qieyun dictionary was assumed to represent the language of the capital of the Sui dynasty, Chang'an (in the present province of Shaanxi), but research has demonstrated that its major component was the language of the present-day Nanjing area with a certain attempt at compromise with other speech habits.

From the classic language to the present day, a body of literature has been written in Mayan languages.

Since English is the international language of aviation, the present study also examined the effects of noise cancelling headphones with non-native English speakers.

The authors would like to thank Mr Anouar Smaoui from the English Language Section at the Faculty of Science of Sfax, Tunisia, for his valuable help with regards to the proofreading and language polishing of the present paper.

In order to minimize hurdles for participation interpreters are used when Dutch is not the primary language of those present.

In the contrast between bilinguals and monolinguals, we observed that words more strongly activated the left IFG in bilinguals than in monolinguals, which is possibly related to a lesser proficiency in English, the second language of the bilinguals in the present study (Chee et al. 2001).