Sentence examples for production of words from inspiring English sources

The great 19th-century novelists were, he says, engaged in a project without precedent: "the continuous, cumulative production of words".

The monks had to go back to making rank outmoded spirits and lethally strong beer, thems the breaks, the mass production of words had arrived.

In a teasing repeated image, Morris shows flakes suspended in a glass globe, reminiscent of a child's toy (and perhaps the snow globe that belonged to another powerful man, Charles Foster Kane); he implies that Rumsfeld found a pleasing distraction in the endless production of words.

The largest-ever exhibition of his prodigious output of verse, painting and illustration, and all of these intertwined -- Blake pioneered a relief-method production of words and watercolor images on a single printing plate -- is at the Tate Britain in London until mid-February and then will appear in slightly modified form from March 8 to May 27 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Protocols were scored considering clustering, (i.e. production of words within semantic or phonemic categories, depending on the integrity of temporal lobe), and switching (i.e. the ability to shift between clusters, depending on frontal lobe functioning).

Severity of negative symptoms correlated with reduced production of words during a verbal fluency task, impaired ability to hold letter and number sequences on-line and manipulate them simultaneously, reduced performance during a dual task, and compromised visuospatial working memory under distraction-free conditions.

Further studies are needed to test to what extent neurocognitive models of attentional control in perception and action can explain inhibition and shifting in comprehension and production of word, sentence and discourse.

There is published evidence that the effects of speech treatment using phonotactically permissible pseudo-words (non-words) generalise to improved production of real words of similar or easier composition and complexity [ 44].

But in a contest for production of violent words and images, Republicans would, to use their words, "kill" the Democrats.

MCC's current production of "Fifty Words," by Michael Weller, runs through Nov. 8 there.

MCC Theatre's production of "Fifty Words," by Michael Weller, has announced that it will push its opening night back three days, owing to injuries sustained by the two leads, Norbert Leo Butz and Elizabeth Marvel.