Language in sentence

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It also showed us when using language mechanics wasn't the best way to deliver information.

A universal language, of sorts.

With his thunderous language and seething anger, Caliban constantly reminds Prospero of what came before: this island’s mine by Sycorax my mother, Which thou takest from me.

But if you just look and talk in another language ... Yeah, great.

So the first stage in training is to teach the dog ESL, English as a second language.

But we use this language from a bygone era to scare ourselves into doing something because we're a democracy and that's what it takes.

Ah! (Laughter) So they start moving from reality towards desire and they create their own special language to describe their voyage of self-discovery and self-actualization.

You're going to design something like a cell phone, and in a high-level language, you'll describe that cell phone.

We thought it was essential that people should be able to use this system in their own language.

[The Way We Work] I really always wanted to be an HR professional, I wanted to be able to speak the language of management.

That's the language that managers typically do understand.

It's one of the oldest words in the English language, from antiquity.

A scripted language?

It means that we're beginning to learn how to read this language.

And this, of course, is the language that is used by this orange.

This unflinching language has made Plath an important touchstone for countless other readers and writers who sought to break the silence surrounding issues of trauma, frustration, and sexuality.

Chimpanzees don't have a spoken language.

Oh, and anyone who has both a child and a house pet has surely noticed that the child, exposed to speech, will acquire a human language, whereas the house pet won't, presumably because of some innate different between them.

But some people are extremely fluent in the language of equity, while other people fear being PC-shamed or that their ignorance will show as soon as they open their mouths.

But I believe that the first step towards holding conversations about things like equity is to begin by building a common language.

Now, conversations around race, for example, have their own specific language and students need to be fluent in this language in order to have these conversations.

It is about giving them the tools and strategies and language and opportunities to practice how to think.

And the social and emotional intelligence it takes to read somebody's words and tone and body language are skills that often need to be explicitly taught, the same way we teach things like reading and math.

Things like questioning and making observations and critical thinking are things that any student of any race or ethnicity or background or language or income or zip code should be learning in schools.

This is much like how we learn a new language.

We want to help them overcome language, cultural and other barriers that make them feel like they've lost control over their own lives.

We were programming in BASIC, which is a pretty awful language for games, so we ended up learning Assembly language so we could really take control of the hardware.

I like to say that legalese is the language we use to confuse.

I am keenly aware that the people who appear before me, many of them have very little education and English is often their second language.

From the late 1800s to the early 1970s, Natives were forced into boarding schools, where they were violently punished if they practiced traditional ways or spoke their native language, most of which were orally passed down.

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