Sentences with phrase «using meaningful words»

«What it says is that babies» language systems are well intact,» even before they begin using meaningful words.

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The Christian is being challenged to show that when he uses religious language, and in particular, when he uses the word «God», he is speaking in a meaningful way, and is not simply repeating an archaic form of words which belonged to the old world, and which is no more relevant to the new world than goblins and fairies.

A wise pastor will use that stock for the currency of his or her sermons, recognizing that such a practice not only ensures meaningful communication, but also improves the chances of God's Word being heard in its depth and power.

On the strictest biblical terms there must be something in common between the words we use to speak about God's being and about our being, otherwise it is impossible to see how language about God the Father, and God the Son can be meaningful at all.

The Copernican revolution has thus led us by steps to the point where God (presuming for the moment that we can still use this word in a meaningful way) must be much greater than the pre-Copernicans ever imagined, while on the other hand man, in spite of the recent rapid expanse of his knowledge and technology, appears to have been reduced to an infinitesimal role in space.

Others have thought that the emptiness of the term» God» makes it clear that we must either cease to use this word or redefine it in terms of categories that are meaningful to modern man — love, the depth dimension, creative interchange, authentic life, or Mitmenschlichkeit.

Babies use this knowledge to understand and eventually say meaningful words.

But beyond the meaningful content of language, a wealth of unique insights into an author's mind are hidden in the style of a text — in such elements as how often certain words and word categories are used, regardless of context.

Phillips suggests limiting the power of «Internet trolls» — and encouraging meaningful conversation with the rest of the public — by deleting anything they (the trolls) post on your blog, banning them from your site, and using word filters.

Just try sustaining a meaningful conversation while keeping track of the number of times you and your partner have each used the words you, I, from, a or the — just a handful of the hundreds of function words

I feel if you are a believer and God gives you a meaningful word it's our duty to use our strengths and talents to spread that word.

The Instagram theme, hashtag confetti, Jeremiah 29:11 verse along with the use of the word Beloved, all the photos on the table runner and banner of friends, WTS, and CCEF, are just precious and so meaningful!

A straightforward documentary that uses Yoni's own words - in the form of his moving, eloquent letters and poems - to create a searing portrait of his short but meaningful life.

Then, further work with the vocabulary list will provide them greater insight into the meaning, shades of meaning, and use of the words as they work with online and printed activities in the context of meaningful sentences and definitions.

Speaking from long experience with using data to enact meaningful change, any successful effort of this type hinges on two important words: evidence and leadership.

The word «meaningful» is used abundantly in the law.

One study, for example, found that engaging children in acting out words after explicitly defining them enhanced word learning as measured by standardized assessments later on.28 In other words, when teachers made children aware of the meaning of the words and then engaged them in using those words in a meaningful context, children achieved greater gains than from explicit instruction alone.

Cunningham suggests that rather than providing definitions, we give students the chance to use these words in meaningful ways.

The intervention involved direct teaching of word meanings; teaching and raising awareness of words with multiple meanings; systemic teaching of word analysis skills including roots and affixes; engaging students in word games, riddles, and other activities designed to promote deeper understanding and use of the words in new and meaningful contexts; and finding the words outside of school.

f Use spelling patterns and generalizations (e.g., word families, positionbased spellings, syllable patterns, ending rules, meaningful word parts) in writing words.

Students compose poems using only words, phrases, or quotations from a text that they find meaningful.

You can become more analytical, improves analytical skills, becomes a more attentive reader, enhances your vocabulary, lets you understand how to use different words in a sentence to make it meaningful, and convey the ideas that you possess.

Words used on the word wall are most helpful when they're meaningful to the children.

It should also be written in a readable style and using simple at the same time meaningful words.

A lifelong lover of storytelling, Kelly has a deep passion for writing, stories written and heard, and how we can use words to inspire, excite, motivate, and foster meaningful connections.

Because the interpretation of what is «adoptable» is widely variable, use of the word doesn't lend any meaningful value to the discussion of sheltering responsibilities.

Us business types don't like using the word «Love» much, at least, not in a meaningful way.

This distinction, the artists have said, also highlights the divisive and irrelevant use of the word «gay» — as a meaningful adjective.

The people who want to play with words are those who claim we should use the less meaningful but of course more benign sounding word «neutralisation».

«Scientist» seems to agree with Gavin on this, because, despite these ugly numbers, despite the graph that's level for centuries before going hyperbolic in the 20th Century, despite the obvious impossibility of meaningful calibration 1850 - 1995, despite the chapter - and - verse description in Tiljander03 of roadbuilding, peat cutting, farming, bridge reconstruction, and eutrophication — I used the word «absolutely.»

It should be noted that there are at least the two uses of the word «data» — information output by a sensing device or organ that includes both useful and irrelevant or redundant information and must be processed to be meaningful.

And you're going with Gavin on this, because, despite these ugly numbers, despite the graph that's level for centuries before going hyperbolic in the 20th Century, despite the obvious impossibility of meaningful calibration 1850 - 1995, despite the chapter - and - verse of roadbuilding, peat cutting, farming, bridge reconstruction, and eutrophication — I used the word «absolutely.»

In this case the ability to specify a scientific topic where Michel could at least argue a concensus exists using his own definition would at least show that he himself thought that the word had a meaningful use in a scientific context and that this wasn't merely an excercise in rhetoric.

If Gavin and those in his corner chose to see use of these words as character assasination, then meaningful communincation can never occur between the different sides.

The fact of the matter is that the word affinity has a very specific denotation in the context in which is being used in the Science paragraph and it is the only practical and meaningful alternative available.

Creating a strong password that is easy to remember is fairly simple using words that are part of a phrase that is meaningful to you personally but otherwise hard to guess — separate the words with an underscore, for example, and add a number to the end.

Emily Brewster, associate editor at Merriam - Webster, stated, «In order for a word to be added to the dictionary it must have widespread, sustained and meaningful use.

Keep it looking natural and meaningful where you use those words.

And although you may have a lot of help — Military TAP class, Military Veteran career websites, the discarded resumes of friends and family that have been offered up for you to use as templates — you may fall into the trap of including so many key words and snazzy phrases that you sound like a resume template yourself instead of a dynamic potential employee with meaningful military experience.

As shown in the professional prep cook cover letter sample, use meaningful action words to show your abilities, and make sure you stand out by using vocabulary such as prepared, ensured, created, maintained, aided, organized, coordinated and streamlined.

Remember to use language that condenses or concentrates your details into powerful, meaningful words that are few but say a lot.

As a young person, Mrs Kings sentiments were extremely meaningful, and as an adult they are words I would use myself to inspire other young people to pursue their idealism and social action.

Today, however, in keeping with Mike's focus on the artistic (and I use that word very loosely) I thought I'd share five funky art - related gifts that might be meaningful to those in long distance relationships.

Many times people will use words or phrases such as: working together, supportive, team approach, collaborative, respectful, and clear communication to describe what is at the heart of true and meaningful partnerships.

In other words, programs are expected to use data in even more meaningful ways to plan and make decisions.

For these reasons alone, I «believe» that the best course of action going forward is to somehow «abdicate» my duty as a «forceful» judge by using words (I, Brian Martindale, call the following words «weasle words») such as «seems» and «properly» to allow Mr. Dale's (again, according to my personal, singular decision - making process) action to proceed to the next, actually «meaningful» stage of legal proceedings.