Sentence examples for print language from inspiring English sources

We can take a practical approach to attempts to hide behind ambiguous or small print language.

They can understand spoken language and print language read to them even if they are not yet able to produce it themselves.

Yes, I have brought home strange foodstuffs from the grocery store, and mixed things incorrectly because of the potato print language on the box I could not read but tried, rather, to intuit.

The undramatic, small-print language in which Lincoln offered the Emancipation Proclamation is the most famous instance of his mastery of anti-heroic rhetoric.

But when a national newspaper, which gives this brand an audience of two million people, happily prints language that might give Hitler pause, is that still OK?

You get a little sick of all the preening and the dodging so much printed language tends to assume you're cool with.

The image resolution is determined by the printer engine, toner dimensions, and printing language.

Features printed in other languages, such as Japanese (then translated on the following spread) are another innovation "because the printed languages look so beautiful, and because I think international readers will be happy to see something in their language".

Mr. Garner, 42, has 12 books in print on language and legal writing.

Together with black-and-white illustrations, interspersed with jolts of color like a Marimekko print, the language beautifully conveys the wonderment of early achievements.

Thus, children's exposure to and experiences with print enhance language and emergent literacy skills (Sénéchal, 2006).