例句與造句

1. A look at how childhood molds the mind for math, language and emotion . ..
2. Newsweek offers a look at how childhood molds the mind for math, language and emotion.
3. There is also a course in improvisation, which teaches students to read patients'body language and emotion.
4. His purpose is not to recreate the court of Elsinore : it is to reduce the occasion to language and emotions.
5. Perception, learning, problem solving, reasoning, thinking, memory, attention, language and emotion are areas of research.
6. It's difficult to find language and emotion in a sentence. 用language and emotion造句挺難的
7. "' Writing "'is a medium of human communication that represents language and emotion through the inscription or recording of signs and symbols.
8. "The experiences of childhood, pioneering research shows, help form the brain's circuits _ for music and math, language and emotion ."
9. "You Don't Love Yourself, " published in 1990, is a dialogue about self-hate in which, as often is the case, there is a counterpoint between language and emotion.
10. As Maureen Howard describes Woolf's verbal delicacy in a preface to " Mrs . Dalloway, " the book exults in " the shimmering flow of language and emotion that strains, in paragraph after paragraph, to contain the intricacies of life ."
11. An aspiring actor, which was forbidden for a woman of the day, Viola poses as Romeo in a film that, Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, " soars freely into the realm of invention, wittily weaving Shakespearean language and emotion into an intoxicatingly glamorous romance ."
12. If 20th century verse written in English can be seen as a battle between memory and voice-between the phenomena and its history, on the one hand, and the poet's conviction and feeling about it, on the other-then Gunn's importance lies in the accuracy with which he unifies the language and emotion of experience.
13. This film's exhilarating cleverness springs from its speculation about where the playwright might have found the beginnings of " Romeo and Juliet, " but it is not constrained by worries about literary or historical accuracy . ( So what if characters talk about Virginia tobacco plantations before there was a Virginia ? ) Galvanized by the near-total absence of biographical data, it soars freely into the realm of invention, wittily weaving Shakespearean language and emotion into an intoxicatingly glamorous romance.
14. A parable is equally an ingenious tale intended to correct manners, but it can be " true " in the sense that " when this kind of actual event happens among men, this is what it means and this is how we should think about it ", while an apologue, with its introduction of animals and plants, to which it lends ideas, language and emotions, contains only metaphoric truth : " when this kind of situation exists anywhere in the world, here is an interesting truth about it . " The parable reaches heights to which the apologue cannot aspire, for the points in which animals and nature present analogies to man are principally those of his lower nature ( hunger, desire, pain, fear, etc . ), and the lessons taught by the apologue seldom therefore reach beyond prudential morality ( keep yourself safe, find ease where you can, plan for the future, don't misbehave or you'll eventually be caught and punished ), whereas the parable aims at representing the relations between man and existence or higher powers ( know your role in the universe, behave well towards all you encounter, kindness and respect are of higher value than cruelty and slander ).