Sentence examples for language was able from inspiring English sources

For de Mille, in general, language was able to hold aloft, in a beautiful tension, like that of a suspension bridge — or, indeed, a ballet step — what on the stage would have tumbled down into something less nuanced, more flat.

1111 - 1274 C. E). Hodgson notes a process by which the Persian language was able to enter more frequently a realm that had been almost exclusively a domain of the Arabic language: the realm of scholarship.

Niemeyer's favorite, LTI - Lingua Tertii Imperii, was published by Victor Klemperer in 1947 and explores how Nazi propaganda and use of language was able to rapidly change German culture and instill a new worldview.

When you're writing a joke, you have to use the right number of syllables in a line, use the right tone of language, be able to build up the momentum into an ending the audience isn't expecting.

Language is able to track the stutterings of consciousness, the bleeding together of thought and sensation, the dislocated experience of time, by the simplest and most efficient of means.

British footballers who play for foreign teams might, if they were not completely inarticulate in any language, be able to give interviews in the local tongue after the match.

Both as a component of cultural history and as a central part of culture itself, language is able to reveal, more than any other human activity and achievement, what is involved in humankind's distinctive humanity.

The language is able to allow applications and on-line analytic processing tools to models obtained from multiple sources without having to deal with individual differences between those sources.

Similarly, language is able to talk around the experience of the absolute, but it never is the absolute.

The text, thus, represents a measure of what language is able to do: it is a reliable source of insight into the power of the language system (Matthiessen, [2009]).

The methodical study of con/text is not part of the enumeration of what there is out there in the physical world; rather, the theory is concerned with that reality which language is able to construe.