Sentence examples for predictable language from inspiring English sources
Is there not a way to probe these same ideas using richer, more precise, less predictable language?
He included strong, and predictable, language pledging to use executive authority on various fronts to restrict greenhouse gases in the absence of new laws from Congress.
Olds offers up visceral, streamlined stories; often, though, her poems turn surprising extremes of pain and joy into all-too-efficient, predictable language.
A language models with low perplexity indicate more predictable language.
Commentators with all kinds of opinions are analyzing last night's debate along predictable lines and with predictable language.
Some scientists insist that in the short term, volcanoes are not predictable, and thus no predictive language should be included in VAL systems.
The television compliance form lists 47 problematic areas, from the predictable ("offensive language", "sexual content") to the impossibly broad and ambiguous ("cultural sensitivities", "controversial subjects/issues").
HTML/CSS and Javascript topping the list seems pretty predictable (cue "scripting language" vs "programming language" debate) — they're forgiving, don't require a compiler, run in the browser rather than a specific OS, and tend to be the first languages new coders learn.
Upworthy-style headlines may take it too far; the emotional language, predictable formatting and tantalising promises are perhaps too-obvious attempts at manipulating the reader.
Another research challenge is that organizational documents are often manifestations of highly formalized discourse, which leads to redundant, structured, and even predictable [2] language use.
