Sentence examples for recognised words from inspiring English sources

The Oxford English Dictionary has added "cisgender" to its compendium of recognised words.

This is because correctly recognised words offer an indication of where possible errors lie.

But is he capable of translating that joy into internationally humanly recognised words and emotions?

But I don't recognise words like breakdown and depression and addiction".

The behavioural measures showed that participants were able to recognise words (62%±13.3; t(19) = 4.04, P<0.001) and extract the underlying structure from the language streams (54.5%±8.5; t(19) = 2.34, P<0.03) with better performance in the test for word recognition than for rule learning (t(19) = 2.4, P<0.02).

Their goal was to recognise words they had re-ordered in the scanner from distractor items.

Thus, when semantic mediation is poor, it will be more difficult to recognise words with irregular spellings, but when phonological processing is poor, it will be more difficult to recognise nonwords that do not have meaning.

Don't try to recognise words, unless you actually know the language, because the romance languages have many similar or even equal words.

Thus, the problem of recognising word sequences is reduced to the problem of state estimation.

It was only when I eventually came to the end of the book, and after John's passing, that I recognised his words as those of the last section in the book, among the most beautiful I have ever read: "I would want no shadow to fall on her joy or her deep trust in God.

The miners supported Arthur Scargill because they recognised the words of a straight-talking, honest man.