Sentence examples for pointing language from inspiring English sources

Joint attention refers to social cognition and a variety of behaviors such as following attention (imitation, social reference) and drawing attention such as pointing, language, protodeclarative, and protoimperative gestures (Stahl & Pry, 2004).

There are passages, too, where donnishly pointed language could have made way for something blunter.

There are passages, too, where donnishly pointed language could have made way for something blunter.

NSF took note and has included "pretty pointed" language about that, says Kelly Falkner, director of NSF's Office of Polar Programs, which includes USAP.

Benton, though, indicated that he thought that interpretation was wrong, pointing to language in the act that suggested a union did not have to be present.

Supporters of the proposition described it as an evenhanded attempt to curb special interests, pointing to language addressing both unions and corporate donations.

The first point: language.

The 1950s and 1960s witnessed studies on validation of discrete-point language tests while the research shifted attention to communicative language tests during the 1970s (Clark 1975).

As Jacobs and Farrell (2003) propose eight vantage points language teaching should embrace, among which the notions of learner autonomy and thinking skills are interconnected like other six factors.

Carroll was using absurdity to make a simple point: language is something we build together, and I can no more choose the precise meaning of my words than I can decide which laws of physics apply to me.

For each assessment point, language outcomes were measured using the standardized language tests described in Instruments by speech language pathologists.