Sentence examples for on that language from inspiring English sources

Classical assumptions — that there was a reality we all agreed on, that language was adequate to describe it, that stories had a beginning, middle, and end — were classical, not modern.

Other works expanded on that language in a painterly way, creating splashy, fountainlike water imagery at the top of the keyboard, countered by thunderous writing below.

Dominic Kelly, whose PhD research at La Trobe University focuses on political advocacy groups and thinktanks of the right says, "It doesn't surprise me at all that people like Bernardi would pick up on that language, but neither would it surprise me if they weren't aware of the antisemitic undertones".

On the other hand, some corporations, such as the firm involved in Essential Enterprises v. Automatic Steel Products, Inc., provide in their charters that each class serves for a "term of three years". There are variations on that language as well, such as (for example) that each class of directors serves for "a three-year term" (collectively, the "Defined Term Alternative").

The comedian Stewart Lee once blamed the German reputation for humourlessness on that language's inflexible sentence structures, which preclude the twist-in-the-tail techniques on which English-language comedy depends.

Drawing on that language, NIH asked the National Academies to make "recommendations on the need to improve the understanding of science and scientific research in the United States".

From early on, children also assume that language is designed for communication.

"We took that language because there's already a history of the courts interpreting that language on lobbying," May said.

Start with two (generalized) consequence relations each on the same language, that language having a single primitive connective, #, say.

Because of that language - hold on.

"Sorry for that language on Easter Sunday.