Sentence examples for more about language from inspiring English sources

Today, we're thinking more about language and since Einstein was a native of Germany, the answer is TOD.

They could choose to find out more about language varieties which are not deficient at all but complex and creative.

Meanwhile, all those newly freed-up column inches (once occupied by plot summary) may give us room to talk more about language, about how a book is written -- a topic that is more and more likely to be ignored in the movement toward the all-plot review.

The new work appears to be much more about language and subjectivity.

Would she like to write more books about language and its proprieties?

But the underlying goal is to get students in touch with impromptu expression and thereby encourage them to read, write and think more deeply about language.

Yet still today, there remains far more discussion about language than about effective instruction.

They know more about the language than someone who learned it as a second language.

But his Hebrew notebooks will at least tell us more about his language studies.

So for me it is more about wanting language and perception to be alive and sensually immersive, none of which is what I think people mean when they say 'poetic'poetic

(For more about the language of bribery, see "A Bribe By Any Other Name").