Sentence examples for marked language from inspiring English sources

The core semantic/language ROI within the vATL was defined as the cortical region, which exhibited both robust LFPs for naming (Investigation 1) and marked language impairment by stimulation.

In addition to the fact that such scholarship is marked by reductionistic sloganism and academic branding (Pavlenko in press), a colonial hegemony underlies the continuing invisibility accorded to the patterned ways-of-being-with-words that mark languaging across time space in the "rest of the world".

It is as if I had said, 'You ate your prisoner' in a peculiar tone of horror, or written it with the addition of some special exclamation marks (Language, Truth and Logic, 107 8).

In this respect Wagiman displays characteristics of a head-marking language.

In dealing with verb-initial languages, what is marked in one language, such as English, is unmarked in another, such as Arabic.

Austerity marks the language of politicians who line up against climate change policy.

Her plays are marked by colloquial language, with thoughts half-expressed and sentences cut off.

It constituted a unique cultural and religious community, marked by the Tibetan language and Tibetan Buddhism.

Autism is a complicated and heterogeneous developmental disorder marked by problems in language and social behavior.

Progress in programming language design marked by increasing support for abstraction.

Yun Sŏn-Do wrote poems marked by beautifully refined language but also a blunt sensibility toward contemporary realities.