Sentence examples for vein of language from inspiring English sources
To my mind, this vein of language became a way explaining Sutcliffe – not as a one-off psychopath but as a product of a misogynistic culture, and I made use of dialect in my long poem "The Ballad of the Yorkshire Ripper".
In the same vein, Chaudron (1985) argues that the process of language acquisition does not occur as long as language input is not comprehensible to the learners.
STEVEN PINKER, Harvard C.V.: Known for popularizing science, in the vein of Stephen Jay Gould, with his research on language; author of six books, including the best-selling "The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature".
Sharing outside of language.
Continuing this potentially valuable vein of research, Oram Cardy and colleagues conducted additional studies to further demonstrate that the latency of this early response is a useful indicator of language functioning and comprehension development in children [23].
Avoid certain types of language.
Analyze your use of language.
Another vein of feeling and commemorative style can be found in a more purely abstract language of grief and memory.
The new film, described by its director as an "emotional social thriller" with multiple twists in the vein of A Separation, will be Farhadi's first shot outside Iran, and his first in the French language.
Swedo-Finnish cooperation represented a rich vein of shared history in the culture of both nations, and the Swedish-speaking Finns had a common language with Swedes.
