If the image (particularly the analogic image) manifests language in one of its most condensed, self-conscious, and fraught states, the lack of anything else but that insistent drumbeat in a poem--the lack, for instance, of aphoristic rhetoric, demotic diction, hypotaxis, or conventional narrative--can quickly overbear even the most generous reader.
He was able to manifest our language to the public so they could see it differently.
French clarinets and Thai xylophones are not just free-standing sound tools; they physically manifest a language.
The complexity of experience cannot be manifest in language or really in a photograph".
First, cultural embeddedness is manifested in language advantages, helping immigrants to access critical information outside of the network and obtain benefits.
There is a possibility that the total score of Chinese subject in entrance examination will rise from 150 points to 180 points in the near future, which manifests Chinese language's dominative role in the educational context.
Finally, our study illustrates that care providers face a number of challenges that have multiple layers manifested in language barrier, socio-cultural diversity and the difficulty for migrants to navigate the Swedish health care system.
Even those many Republican-leaning thinkers who embrace lower taxes and less regulation are horrified by Trump's "America First" language, manifest in policies that are anti-immigration, anti-trade, and anti-global-institutions.
Despite the fact that my grandfather wrote an entire book called The Mysticism of Modern Mathematics, both mystery and simple application utterly bypassed my father and his children unless, of course, it became manifest through the language of music.
