Sentence examples for users of language from inspiring English sources

B-writers are users of language.

When with-it users of language need a word to describe a suddenly increasing activity, we either create a new one — a neologism like blog, a borrowing like au courant — or we dust off a somewhat-related old word and give it a whole new meaning.

Here, however, modern philosophers have been reluctant to follow him, not only because this "third world" of abstract objects is extremely mysterious in itself but also because it seems impossible to account for how users of language manage to come into contact with it.

This technique will be familiar to users of language learning apps such as Duolingo or indeed Memrise's Cat Spanish.

The most relevant results coming from such a survey were exploited to better identify the nine categories of contents, the issues motivating users of language and culture apps (short and useful learning moments, interactive, tracking progress, efficient), and the most commonly used language and culture apps (such as Duolingo and Memrise).

The same is not true for users of languages that target the JVM – many Scala developers (myself included) have only cursory knowledge of Java.

Certainly, you can change all the variables names and do some obfuscation but doing can mean users can't effectively debug their code (this is commonly solved by having development and production outputs etc).. Users of languages that compile to JavaScript also need to have some understanding of JavaScript.

"She may not be the most stylish user of language but she's an amazing storyteller.

Amstell likes to play with form a little too – by dropping the microphone, for instance – and is a wonderfully exact user of language, the root of most of his humour.

"Had I been compiling my Book of the British Short Story, I could not have left out AL Kennedy, a unique user of language and surely one of the best short story writers of her generation," wrote Katy Guest in the Independent on Sunday.

The first is that his fundamental objection to Russell is that it is simply obvious to him as a sensitive and self –reflective user of language that the use of the word 'the' does not conform to the theory.