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Meanings of whole language in English

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        Examples for "whole language approach"
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        As the former head of a teachers college, he said it would not be easy to move away from the whole language approach.
        Radio NZ
        Usage of whole language in English
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        Us, in a tete-a-tete, is the most traitorous word in the whole language.
        Gerfaut — Volume 3
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        I had no voice to talk with because she was my whole language.
        Love is a mix tape: life and loss, one song at a time
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        His whole language, I contend, would necessarily mislead the simple into heresies innumerable.
        The Eclipse of Faith; Or, A Visit to a Religious Sceptic
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        And when he talked he used the whole language, you bet.
        Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son / Being the Letters...
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        Nothing could be more friendly and warm than his whole language and demeanour.
        The Life of William Ewart Gladstone, Vol. 1 (of 3) / 1809-1859
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        There's a whole language here and I don't speak it.
        Geektastic
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        Vital questions were thus reopened, and the whole language was thrown back into the melting-pot.
        International Language, Past, Present & Future / With Specimens ...
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        The whole language of social and charitable enthusiasm often raised in her a kind of exasperation.
        Marcella
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        The sign for "Jesus" is doubtless the most tender and touching in the whole language.
        Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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        He can now has this whole language to say, well have you shown me the molecular target?
        The new yorker
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        And that he knows their whole language.
        Grand junction
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        That he was born a Dane his whole language implies; it is full of a glow of aggressive patriotism.
        The Danish History, Books I-IX
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        This method of teaching writing is part of a larger trend in early-childhood education known as " whole language."
        The new yorker
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        The whole language would have to change for people to lose track that it was all a joke to begin with.
        Drawing Down the Moon
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        As the former head of a teachers college, he said it would not be easy to move away from the whole language approach.
        Radio NZ
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        In three years' time they became masters of the whole language, so that they read the best of the Greek authors very exactly.
        Utopia
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