Sentence examples for looking at the language from inspiring English sources

"And, of course, there's a place for looking at the language.

This is such a life-or-death issue that just looking at the language would be a cop-out.

But Andrew Sullivan, looking at the language itself, lumped "shackle-y" with her "refudiate" moment, in which she conflated "repudiate" and "refute".

"There are some pretty simple things we can do, like looking at the language we use," suggests Gavin Stride, director of Farnham Maltings and a key figure behind touring consortium House.

And whenever we have felt under attack or it's been painful, usually the thing I go for is looking at the language.

Stage 1 produced a detailed commentary of the interview and involved describing, summarizing and paraphrasing the remarks from each interview as well as developing an interpretation of them (i.e., looking at the language used and the context of remarks or concerns).

Look at the language, where they call you a denier.

"We have to look at the language," he said.

The judges should just look at the language of the order and believe.

Just look at the language that is used around the subject.

But the essentially private nature of this kind of chatter is clear when we look at the language used.