Sentence examples for underlying English from inspiring English sources

But fundamentally, there is a sort of assumption underlying English reporting that corrupt foreigners know, deep down, that their Anglo-Saxon accusers are right, but simply ignore them because the spoils of wickedness are so shiny and valuable.The thing is, I think that hand-rubbing, stage-villain conscious wickedness is really very rare indeed.

They notice, too, that Edinburgh has abolished tuition fees for Scottish university students, brought in free personal care for the elderly and soon, if Mr Salmond gets his way (read, money), will provide free prescriptions and free school meals.Of the two underlying English grievances, money and power, the latter is the more fundamental and the harder to solve.

One doesn't need to be Thomas Gradgrind to be interested in the rules underlying the English language, or to believe that good communication and understanding depend on clarity.

Mark Chater, from the Citizenship Foundation, said there was a "troubling contradiction" underlying the English Baccalaureate.

When analyzing the factors underlying the English translation of the IU Scale (IUS; Freeston et al., 1994), Buhr and Dugas (2002) explained IU in terms of four dimensions.

The underlying system of English spelling is "robust and regular," writes David Crystal, "but struggles to be visible through the layers of orthographic practice introduced over centuries".

The results of the analysis confirm that Halliday's systems of THEME and INFORMATION are effective tools to unlock the meaning-potential in Arabic clauses and detect underlying ideologies in English and Arabic news reports.

The underlying productivity of English agriculture remained low, despite the increases in food production.

The latest studies (from a team at Coventry University) have found strong positive links between the use of text language and the skills underlying success in standard English in pre-teenage children.

The exclusion criteria included inability to speak or read English, evidence of infection, underlying metabolic disease, avascular necrosis, or capsulorraphy arthropathy.

These findings strongly imply that the underlying neural mechanism for Chinese (first) and English (second) language processing may be similar in native Chinese speakers.