Sentence examples for notice language from inspiring English sources

Consciousness-raising (CR) comprises providing students with explicit instruction of the form and function under study to help them notice language features they may not notice otherwise and, thus, build conscious knowledge of how language works (Harley, 1998; Svalberg, 2013).

By contrast, the participants of the experimental group were explicitly instructed, through task-essential language and consciousness-raising, to notice language forms, change them into intake, and store them in long-term memory to later retrieve in language use.

Equifax issued a statement Friday saying that victims of a recent massive security breach won't have to waive their right to file a class action lawsuit against the company, after people noticed language buried in Equifax's terms of service that barred customers from doing so.

Over the next year, the family noticed language decline with word-finding difficulties; his speech was slow and had prolonged response latency.

Notice, the language of (Omega (x)) of an infinite word x is equal to the language of x, namely ({mathcal {L}}(Omega (nu )) = {mathcal {L}}(nu )).

When talking to the entrepreneurs behind these machines, it is difficult not to notice the language they use to describe the technology behind their blossoming industry.

I find I increasingly notice the language I am using as well as what I am trying to say or describe.

Mr. Lee, who has worked about 15 years in Silicon Valley, complained that he was never told that the Skype terms were different and that he didn't notice the language in his option agreements that spelled this out.

In order to distinguish pictures from pictorial signs, it is necessary to notice that language has two primary levels of structure, which the French linguist André Martinet referred to as the "double articulation" of language: the meaning structures on one hand and the sound patterns on the other.

Tell them your dream in detail and notice the language you choose and the emotions and themes that show up.

After this, I began to notice the language of persecution and victimization being bandied about everywhere from politics, to sermons, to the media, but rarely in regard to situations that involve imprisonment and violence.