In contrast there were some residents who talked in incomplete sentences and had a very monotonous tone with no facial expressions. ... I also learned to use positive body language and touch because this is an important part of communication. ... As discussed in class, we used short, simple sentences and help orientate the residents by describing what we're about to do while starting an activity. ... When talking to the resident, they use sentences that remind them of the time, the season, the weather and what they are supposed to do. ... During one of our activities, when we prepared p...

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Topic Sentence: Macbeth is, in essence a good-hearted and noble man... - At the beginning of the play, Macbeth is described by the soldier as a brave and fearless man (1,2,17) - The king saw Macbeth's good qualities in him and decided to name him the new Thane of Cawdor (1,3,107) - Macbeth would have stayed true to the king if the witches did not tell him the prophecies - When he was name Thane of Cawdor, he started wondering if he would really become king (1,3,137) - If what the witches spoke was true, Macbeth would have eventually become king because of his noble personality. But ...

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When all of these emotions are wrapped up in sentence be it together or apart it is defiantly a beautiful thing. ... Summer is chosen because it is the loveliest and the most pleasant season. ... Starting from the ninth line Shakespeare shifts his tone with a great passion: "Thy eternal summer shall not fade." ... In the next three lines the poets assurance becomes even firmer with promises that his beloved will neither become less beautiful nor even die, because she is immortalized through his poetry. ... It is amazing that something so powerful can come in the form a sentence, in just a fe...

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She writes of their only two options with such emotion. ... For example, here in America, people change careers and start their lives over at the age of fifty. ... The author is straight to the point using short sentence structure. ... The pain of rejection because how they looked physically was not good enough. ... Sylvia Paternostros" use of simple sentence structure, descriptive sentences and emotional tone truly help the (mostly women) readers realize how lucky they are. ...

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Besides helping motivate motor skills, who is in the babies' environment also helps with communication skills, parents should communicate with their infants using different tones of voice and sentence structures as well as using eye contact starting from birth. ... Adults tend to speak to babies in what is called infant-directed speech or "baby talk" and this form of communication is made up of short sentences with high-pitched, exaggerated expressions, clear pronunciation, distinct pauses between sentences, clear gestures to support verbal meaning (including sign language), an...

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It starts off with a presenter giving a rough introduction of the story, then goes to the actual story on location, with either a field reporter or a voice-over, sometimes both. ... However, the voice-over did provoke emotions, mainly because of its use of emotive language. ... An example of this in the Lost Children segment is found in nearly every sentence. ... This sentence has negative connotations. ... The fact is that although the sentence said nothing about slaves or deserts, that is what we think of. ...

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The way she relates some of her stories makes the readers feel as if she is credible, because she uses personal examples. ... From the introduction she tells of a friend who died of a disease that is now curable while at the same time starting to develop her central theme. ... Starting out she introduces with a story with which the reader gives sympathy. ... This one last sentence not only confuses the reader but discredits almost the entire essay. ... One problem would be the major structural errors that brought the paper down a lot in the persuasive category because Ms. ...

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His visiting continues even after the girl's mother starts to date a lover called Dr. ... The girl begins the story in the middle of an action and use short, simple sentences. Most of the sentences simply tell actions instead of describing her feeling. ... I guess the father does not have any communication with his family when he is with them because the girl implies she has emotional problems, as she gets "heavier for every week her father deserts them." ... Duncalf contrasts with Dr. ...

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" Just those few sentences could have helped me conclude that I need help. ... in the hopes of coming to terms with depression. The freedom given with the I-search project made my thinking process become scattered because I truly cared about my topic, depression, and wanted to use specific resources, such as documentary, journals, and articles. ... His explanation made me stop and appreciate my idea to research depression because I was one of those people. ... Psychological factors include "unresolved issues from childhood or early life that are manifested later, history of depress...

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Their marriage started sweet but ended sour. ... The tone of 'The Walk' is very sad and lonely throughout the whole poem: 'You did not walk with me/Of late to the hill-top tree/By the gated ways,' The sad tone emphasises Hardy's feeling of loss as he is upset that he has lost his wife and regrets the way their marriage ended up. ... It also gives another winding effect as the sentences wind round onto the next line which also illustrates the walks Hardy went on. ... I found the poem very successful at exploring loss because the techniques I mentioned above were very...

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The story is written with an ironic undertone. The very first sentence shows this. ... Mallard's friend has to break her husband's death to her gently because of her heart problem. ... Mallard that her husband is dead because of her heart condition. ... But then that grief slowly starts turning into something else. ...

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Studies have shown that music provides us with much more than entertainment. ... To start with, music gives me such a positive energy and I feel that improves my productivity. ... I prefer to be in a quiet environment because it takes me more effort trying to focus if I am listening to music. Sometimes I have to re-read the sentence I am reading a bunch of times because the music distracts me and impairs my ability to memorize and to recall information. ​... As such, it should be treated with respect....

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The poet uses various poetic devices but the recurring use of enjambment suggests that the poet is having an outpouring of emotions and is not able to decide where to end his sentence. ... The poem follows the effects of the storm on various objects observable from the house, starting with a metaphor comparing the house with a ship far out at sea at night and stuck in a storm. ... The wind again picks up speed and is now so powerful that the fields start quivering and the sky seems like it may vanish any moment with a bang. ... The poem follows a very well structured timeline beginning with th...

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I want to start from talking about Mrs. ... Exclamatory sentences like "What an end!... Why had he sentenced her to death?... Sinico's unusual behavior only had started two years ago while the departure between she and Mr. ... What's more, even though Joyce mentioned that it was because of the hatred towards the modern and pretentious life that Mr. ...

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Her story starts by telling the reader how, ultimately, small they, as people are, not once but twice. ... This however, all changes in the second paragraph, which, though only a sentence long has a powerful effect on the story. ... This is because she already knows herself and has no reason to explain more of who she is. ... The author has no knowledge of 'outside' events and because of this neither does the reader. ... The last sentence holds as much emotion in it as the rest of the story. ...

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They resonate with the speaker's thoughts and emotions with the increasing removal from simple perception of details and a movement to more, full-blown details in the second stanza, as we will soon examine. ... What started as a simple description of a winter scene by a physically passive observer subtly develops into a kind of mindscape that implies a sort of vigil. ... The first sentence shows the speaker's mind encompassing huge spaces of land and sky into the frightening spectacle of theCentury's corpse? ... The second sentence emphasizes earthly shrinkage and aridness. ...

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In modern language, these two sentences happen so much in everyday life. ... Not only did her situation affect her mentally, but physically as well because she refused to leave her bed. Medea was so in love in with Jason that when he left her she did not want to do anything except cry and end her life because she as felt as though her world had ended. ... Starting from lines 213 -216 Medea, expressed her feeling about women and burden of finding a husband. ... I knew someone was in an abusive relationship and I asked why stayed with him after he continued to her and she told me because she wa...

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I do the same thing with a book. If I start reading it and don't feel something grabbing at me saying, "Read me, read me, I"m good!"... It's not because I am in love with the book it is because I have a certain respect for it and don't want to infringe on the character of the book by destroying it. ... Even so, with people, everyone says that they love someone with all their heart. ... I take in the words of the book to their entirety, analyzing them when need be, and caring for the terminology expressed in each sentence, each paragraph, and each page. ...

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From start to finish, this piece is gripping, allowing the reader to become part of the poem. ... The hyphen used here helps the reader to separate the stern and endearing spots in the one sentence. ... She feels alone and depressed, forcing her husband away because he does not see her pain. ... In this second mound of tension the husband is pleading with his wife. ... I, as a reader connected with this poem and its variations of tension and style. ...

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When Alice James, the youngest sister of the famous Henry the novelist, and William the psychologist, started journaling, she was 40 years old. ... That claim is most noticeable in James' diary because it is not a "geyser of emotions;" it is, on the contrary, pretty subdued for a woman who's life revolved around her health, both physical and mental, and hysterics. ... As a diarist, the writer also becomes a reader, making self-conscious remarks strewn with self-mockery. ... Her writing must have been influenced by her knowledge that she must monitor herself because, as a wo...

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She goes on to start work on her book, while he resumes reading proofs in the printing room. ... She was "banished" to the country in order to recuperate and it is because of this that she feels depressed and isolated. ... Leonard realises he has to agree to this because if he doesn't, he will lose his wife. ... She notes that "because she is pregnant, she is allowed these lapses." ... She forces herself to do things, mainly because she does not want to upset her family. ...

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