Sentences with ONE-DIMENSIONAL-LANGUAGE
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"The book's characters are described using a one-dimensional language, lacking depth and complexity."
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"Her argument was oversimplified, presented in a one-dimensional language that failed to capture the nuances of the issue."
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"The movie received criticism for its one-dimensional language, which made the dialogue sound unrealistic and stilted."
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"The politician's speech was full of one-dimensional language, devoid of any original or thought-provoking ideas."
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"The professor found the student's essay to be written in a one-dimensional language, lacking a critical analysis of the subject matter."
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"The novel's prose was captivating, avoiding the use of one-dimensional language and instead exploring complex emotions."
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"The scientific paper was criticized for its one-dimensional language, failing to convey the significance of the findings."
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"The artist's work was lauded for its ability to evoke powerful emotions through a one-dimensional language of colors and shapes."
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"The play's dialogue relied heavily on one-dimensional language, leading to a lack of depth in the characters' development."
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"The article was poorly received due to its one-dimensional language, making it difficult for the readers to engage with the content."
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"English is considered a one-dimensional language as it lacks tonal variations."
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"Chinese is an example of a tonal language, making it multi-dimensional unlike many one-dimensional languages."
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"The expression of emotions is limited in a one-dimensional language."
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"Sign languages, on the other hand, can be more multi-dimensional than spoken one-dimensional languages."
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"In a one-dimensional language, it can be challenging to convey subtle nuances of meaning."
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"The use of gestures can add another dimension to a one-dimensional language."
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"A one-dimensional language may struggle to express abstract ideas."
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"The lack of gender pronouns in English can be seen as a limitation of this one-dimensional language."
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"In a one-dimensional language, poetry may lose some of its metaphorical richness."
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"A one-dimensional language can sometimes hinder effective cross-cultural communication."
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"A one-dimensional language may have difficulty expressing spatial relationships accurately."
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"A one-dimensional language may struggle to capture the nuances of different dialects."
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"Written one-dimensional languages may require additional punctuation to convey emotions effectively."
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"Teaching a one-dimensional language can be more straightforward compared to a multi-dimensional one."
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"The book's author criticized the use of one-dimensional language in the novel."
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"The politician's speech was filled with one-dimensional language and lacked depth."
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"The professor encouraged the students to avoid using one-dimensional language in their essays."
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"The artist expressed his frustration with the art critic's one-dimensional language in the review."
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"The poet challenged traditional one-dimensional language by creating new metaphors."
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"The marketing campaign relied heavily on one-dimensional language to attract customers."
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"The conference presenter argued that academic research should move away from one-dimensional language."
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"The film's screenplay was praised for its rich dialogue, avoiding one-dimensional language."
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"The teacher encouraged her students to explore diverse vocabulary and avoid one-dimensional language."
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"The journalist questioned the use of one-dimensional language in the newspaper article."
