Sentence examples for language read from inspiring English sources

If I was a poet, why did my language read like an encyclopedia entry?

The camera caught Alex Morgan yelling – perhaps to reassure, but her body language read "angry" rather than "encouraging".

They can understand spoken language and print language read to them even if they are not yet able to produce it themselves.

Hence, nicotine is a drug; the cigarette that delivers nicotine to the body is a device; and the F.D.C.A.'s language, read in light of its basic purpose, permits the F.D.A. to assert the disease-preventing jurisdiction that the agency now claims.

It can understand natural language, read, view videos and reason.

With this vision, instead of computers and devices, there will be human-centered artificial intelligence-based cognitive assistants that understand natural language, read emotions from facial expressions, voice and text, and become essential helpers throughout the day (Pantic et al. 2007; Ebling 2016; Google 2016b; Lardinois 2016).

(His language reads hotter on the page than it sounds in person).

Nagel's epigrammatic language reads more like Scripture than like philosophy.

Burton — almost as good a writer as he was an actor — expresses his love of language, reading and Elizabeth Taylor.

It is especially useful in studying uniquely human traits like spoken language, reading and sophisticated moral reasoning".

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