Sentence examples for language stressing from inspiring English sources

What he's got: Much more emphatic language, stressing that the UK is not on the road to deeper integration.

It also asks the media to "mind its language", stressing that words such as "moron", "retard" and "spastic" are often used on television programmes.

The general threatened to court-martial Major Adams for that remark, and she, in turn, prepared to file charges against him for disobeying a directive from Allied headquarters to refrain from language stressing racial segregation.

Among his proposals was one that would have added introductory language stressing natural rights to the preamble.

The language stressed revision rather than replacement of the HRA, and nodded at consistency with the convention.

Children who displayed age-adequate expressive language skills later in development showed both an early and a late negative mismatch response (MMR) when processing the native language stress pattern as deviant in a passive oddball design.

Storm was a pioneer in foreign language teaching, stressing the importance of phonetics and an articulatory auditory approach.

They then discuss theories of meter and their shortcomings, noting that the metric foundation differs between languages and stressing that meaning should not be divorced from meter.

Civic leaders are now reaching out to witnesses through the Vietnamese-language media, stressing they will be treated with respect if they come forward and can meet privately with the police chief or even the mayor.

Like that work, Hnath's is divided into scenes marked by titles and uses language that stresses the colloquial in a period setting.

"Boys' products tend to be sold with dark colours, language that stresses immediacy and usually focuses on a lone boy dominating his play world.