He wrote to his friend William Watson, "Now by what I shall tell you of them it appears to me much more poor in language to call them planets than if we were to call a rasor a knife, a cleaver, a hatchet, etc... .. Herschel coined the term, 'asteroids' from the Greek meaning, 'little stars.' They certainly looked like little stars in his telescope and by the mid-1800s, the name stuck.
Perhaps the most distressing cliché that afflicts many movies about poor people is that they're depicted as being poor in language, poor in thought — as if people who don't have money talk about their lives any less, or any less well, than people who do.
Responses of participants such as "test-oriented preparation impaired the real language training," "self-conscious to speak in public," "poor language skills to complete school assignments" and so forth collectively portrayed an array of events with logical connections.
Why can't you suspend him?" The boy was a poor student in language arts classes, yet the text messages were reasonably grammatical.
Murray, on the other hand, tends to give in to poor body language and pleading looks to his box.
("To be poor, in the epick language, is only not to command the wealth of nations").
Obama, in essence, had given poor and working-class white people the language to think of themselves as outsiders.
The Renaissance in Germany—rich in art, architecture, and learned humanist writings was poor in German-language literature.
That contrasted with their public stance on Holmes, the receiver who was pulled from the field at the end of Sunday's game after sparring with teammates who took offense to his poor body language in the huddle.
Overall, 4.4% (n=42) of the acronyms contained poor language in an attempt to improve on the acronym, 11.5% (n=109) were designated as "cool," with cardiology and pulmonary medicine in the lead with 12.9% and 10.7%, respectively, and psychiatry, rheumatology, and endocrinology following with 2.8%, 5.8% and 9.8%, respectively.
According to the hypothesis advanced by Simon [5], by damaging brainstem (BS) auditory nuclei, PA affects sound/speech perception resulting in poor language development, the most striking and consistent symptom in both moderately and severely developmentally impaired (e.g. autism spectrum disorders) infants.
