Sentence examples for while using language from inspiring English sources
("Journey to the End of the Night") While using language to persuasively undermine itself, this passage captures the essence of Céline's deepest comedy: the energy of the writing versus the sense of utter futility he conveys.
At the psychological level, it affects motivation (Campbell & Ortiz, 1991), decreases attention and increases the probability of language errors while using language (Sarason, 1980) and creates a negative attitude towards target language (Shohamy, 1982) and towards the self which Knox et al. (1993) have termed as negative self-concept.
The potential linguistic barriers in Africa were mentioned previously [ 77], but these may be more easily overcome if scientific jargon is avoided while using language familiar to the participants [ 53].
The creators of early reader books face a daunting task: They must appeal to the more sophisticated sensibilities and humor of kids old enough to start reading on their own, while still using language simple enough to be read by them.
Any time a writer can move the plot forward while also using language to increase engagement with the reader, the writing becomes stronger.
While he used language of agency he gave that language the substantive content of Baker and of the source relied upon by BakerRestatement (Second) of Agency § 220.
Myth: Females seek to connect with others, while males use language with the intention of accomplishing things.
Senior District Judge Howard Riddle ruled that while John Terry had used language that could amount to an offence, the player was not guilty because the crucial phrase may not have been said as part of an insult.
"Speak Up With Confidence," by Jack Valenti (Hyperion, $12.95, paperback), shows how to use language while on your feet.
While not all Republicans used language as biting as that, it was crystal-clear that Republicans believe that attacking immigrants, not funding DHS, should be the top priority.
One "uses language incoherently," while the other is so devoted to truthtelling that when he gave a tie decorated with tiny Martini glasses to the director of national intelligence, James Clapper, he made sure to note that it was a regift.
