Sentence examples for language words from inspiring English sources

In language, words affect one another.

In the history of language, words rise and fall.

I've been engaged in the relationship between language, words and gesture.

Like any term that is absorbed into everyday language, words like "depression" become subjective.

2. Language Words are powerful, and feeling excluded by language can have a lasting cultural impact.

Here at the magazine, we're preoccupied with the inner workings of the language: words, of course; also syntax — also, punctuation.

(By synecdoche, ficatum — figged — came to be used for the liver itself, and is the origin of the French foie and other Romance-language words for liver).

The data is provided by WordNet, an online relational database of more than 40,000 English-language words that was developed by Princeton University's Cognitive Science Library.

(By synecdoche, ficatum figged came to be used for the liver itself, and is the origin of the French foie and other Romance-language words for liver).

Court cases have noted that the generic status accorded to English-language words in foreign countries has no bearing on the registration of marks in the United States.

The word ― usually applied with varying degrees of ickiness to cake or to bodily orifices ― holds a legendary power of repulsion, and a new project by Oxford Dictionaries to compile people's most hated English-language words is confirming this. .