Sentence examples for language speed from inspiring English sources

See if you are good at any of these... Instrument Photography Dance (Ballet, Break Dance) Writing Cooking Yoga (Pilates) Public speaking/Debating Fluency in a language Speed reading Karate (judo, Kung fu) Rock climbing Embroidery Acting Singing/Songwriting Personalising clothes (tie-dying, sticking gems or sequins on, ripping jeans, or adding patches on the elbows or knees) Magic Painting.

Or — not that Stoppard, an amiable man whose modesty is genuine, would put it this way — shouldn't dazzling language, speed-of-light wit, and the launching of riveting ideas and real or invented historical juxtapositions into a vortex that continues spinning long after the final curtain, suffice?

Slow it down for the learning stage, and once they become familiar with the language, then speed it up".

But above all, it is truth-telling; a generation talking to itself and showing itself in its own language and speed and rhythm.

And being the art medium connected most directly to the brain, it also fit with and furthered the Surrealists' wide-ranging interests in the id, dreams and language; chance, speed and fun; and disturbing juxtapositions.

Watson, named after IBM founder Thomas J. Watson, was built by a team of IBM scientists who set out to accomplish a grand challenge – build a computing system that rivals a human's ability to answer questions posed in natural language with speed, accuracy and confidence.

His language, his speed of operation, his mobility — everything was just totally different".

The AMA's Haris, despite his organization's complaints with the bill's specific language and speed limits, said he hoped a new California law would inspire legislators in other states to adopt similar laws.

Looking at the number of impaired cognitive domains, Martino et al. [29] stated that 38% of euthymic bipolar patients were not impaired in any of the six domains (attention, verbal memory, language, psychomotor speed, executive function and facial recognition task), 40% in 1 or 2 domains and 22% in 3 to 5 domains.

Neuropsychological measures of intellectual ability, learning, memory (verbal and non-verbal), attention, visuospatial ability, executive functioning, language, psychomotor speed have been examined.

Make it easier: Use text language to speed ahead such as "omg!" instead of "Oh my God!" or, "Oh my goodness" Typing fast on Blackberries is fun and shows great concentration but they can strain and make your fingers ache.