Sentence examples for malleable language from inspiring English sources

Given the infinitely malleable language of food, it's no wonder American food shoppers are confused.

The only identity I need can be created by speaking and writing in the most malleable language on earth.

This project will investigate individual developmental trajectories of malleable language skills that support academic writing from 4th to 8th grade.

This project investigates individual developmental trajectories of malleable language skills that support academic writing from 4th to 8th grade.

Out My Window, a Web-based multimedia project from director Katerina Cizek and the documentary collective Highrise, provides a neat illustration of just how malleable the language of culture can be: Presented under the auspices of the National Film Board of Canada, Out My Window isn't actually a film at all.

I started violin with the Suzuki method when I was 4. The "mother tongue" was the basic tenet of this method: while kids are malleable and learning language, teach them the language of music through repetition and molding.

And so, one might argue, he has, using that most malleable of weapons: language.

The modern innovative spirit of Geographia Neoteriki was also expressed in the use of a lively and malleable vernacular (Demotic) language with very few ties to the katharevousa, a more archaich form of Greek, which was commonly used by most Greek scholars of that time.

I am saying, to ask the question: why is language so malleable, this clay we all use so freely, is to come up with a very deep and profound answer.

In his poetry and later prose, he clears a space for a new mode of Christian agency by rewriting how the two souls define the subject in the malleable rhetoric of literary language and by asserting that the contents of the soul were not fixed but could be rewritten by the devotional subject.

Language is malleable and elusive, as easily lost as an evaporating musical chord.