Sentence examples for textbook language from inspiring English sources

A Canadian attempt at explaining Niagara, a film called "Niagara's Fury" (niagarasfury.com), which is shown in a building near the Horseshoe's crest, is entertaining for children but not especially informative, mixing cartoon stereotypes with snippets of textbook language.

In his textbook Language (1933), he had himself adopted a behaviouristic theory of meaning, defining the meaning of a linguistic form as "the situation in which the speaker utters it and the response which it calls forth in the hearer".

The teacher, for example, can modify textbook language to make it more easily comprehensible.

Then a functional database schema describing GDB in Fig. 1 can look as: La/((Name, Textbook):Language). Te/ T_IDD, T_Name, Birth_year):Teacher). Tw/ Town_namee, Population):Town).

That way you can think about it in your own terms instead of textbook language.

He is a winner of a MacArthur Foundation fellowship commonly called a "genius" award, and a co-author of the textbook "Speech and Language Processing".

This attitude, transmitted to his writing, contributed to the popularity of the "American Spelling Book" (which was a textbook on language and reading, not just spelling).

The pioneer of forensic linguistics is widely considered to be Roger Shuy, a retired Georgetown University professor and the author of such fundamental textbooks as "Language Crimes: The Use and Abuse of Language Evidence in the Courtroom".

Robots could also become full conversation partners, not just electronic textbooks, for language students worldwide.

The drawing of the Houses of Parliament on the cover of an English language textbook captured my imagination.

She recalls her first Russian- language textbook, which featured a story about a woman who goes to visit her boyfriend only to discover a note saying, "Forget me".