Sentence examples for speaker in the course of from inspiring English sources
It is natural to object that even admitting that long-term memory could encompass such an immense amount of information (think of the number of times 'table' or 'woman' are used by an average speaker in the course of her life), surely working memory could not review such information to make sense of new uses.
Sentence implicatures, both semantic and conversational, resemple idioms and the customary forms of speaker implicature in being picked up by native speakers from other speakers in the course of learning the language.
She soon joined international efforts to make the Guatemalan government cease its brutal counterinsurgency campaigns against Indian peasants, becoming a skilled public speaker and organizer in the course of her efforts.
"If a car is good for its parts, then I chop it," said Afrasibi, a native speaker of Farsi who in the course of 10 years has become proficient in the English, not to mention the slang of the auto trade.
The sign system of language is one such semiological system, and speakers typically encounter it in the course of 'doing things with words'.
In the course of it, several speakers mentioned the Battle of Cable Street, which took place on Sunday 4 October 1936 in London's East End.
In the course of commemorating King, the speaker challenges divine justice obliquely.
In the conversation above, each speaker's turn represents an attempt to achieve something in the course of the conversation.
In the course of this meditation the lyric speaker achieves an insight, faces up to a tragic loss, comes to a moral decision, or resolves an emotional problem.
In the course of any social encounter such as the festival, Welsh speakers move in and out of English.
