Sentence examples for language resulting from inspiring English sources

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 As everyone knows, the Japanese have a highly idiosyncratic brand of trouble with the English language, resulting in enormous quantities of inadvertently hilarious yet weirdly poetic Hello Kitty phrases.

As everyone knows, the Japanese have a highly idiosyncratic brand of trouble with the English language, resulting in enormous quantities of inadvertently hilarious yet weirdly poetic Hello Kitty phrases.

The tendency toward analytic expression is noticeable in everyday Russian speech, but the drift of the Slavic languages in that direction (as in the development of the western European languages) has been held back by the stabilization of the language resulting from mass communication and education.

The soft cores in the form of hardware description language resulting from this research can serve as intellectual-property core and can be integrated with any multimedia-producing electronic appliances which are built as embedded systems using system-on-a-chip (SoC) technology.

He chose "unambiguous and defiant" language, resulting in a "very powerful" message.

Emails contain a greater amount of evocative and positive language resulting in more thoughtful and explicit communiques, compared to voicemails.

The work on language resulted in two M.I.T. doctoral theses that have become widely known.

His disdain for foul language resulted in poetic lines that came off as almost Shakespearean.

Forced eradication of culture, religion, and language resulted in the destruction of first nations throughout the world.

Search strategy "Eritoran OR E5564" limited to English language results only EMBASE, http://www.datastarweb.com, 1974 to date.

This finding supports the hypothesis that A. mellifera dance as precisely as they are able and that divergence angle in the dance language results from a sensory constraint.