Příklady linger

• The findings are consistent with the hypothesis that weaknesses in specific phonemic representations linger even after children can articulate the specific phonemes accurately.

• The dramatic quarters of narrative are where we're lingering now in this, in our, modernity.

• Another lingering dilemma is how to understand the use of electronic aids in independent reading.

• Such "curious" cases, symbolic of clinical medicine's incomplete professionalization and lingering allegiance to an older, more openly-subjective medical culture, are in fact not uncommon.

• Silently, they repudiated humanity's lingering claims to special privilege inside a universe no longer ordered by theology.

• Yet the compassion and good humor with which it occurred lingered long past the event.

• But it did not entirely disappear, lingering implicitly in the word 'kinship'.

• Is there lingering concern associated with the innocent murmur?

• She herself came to regret the volume, but could not shake off the lingering aura of its success.

• There have been a few reports of patients who have survived bilateral lesions of the pons with few lingering complications.

• Having said this, questions do linger unanswered about the real degree of autonomy of these women's actions and of their organisations.

• The owner/resident was arguably not harmed or harmed only psychically by the ten minutes of shock and the lingering emotional aftereffects.

• Like non-war neurasthenia, wartime cases of psychological disturbance lingered because of weak will or a tendency to morbid introspection.

• It is proposed that these weakened representations may linger after articulation has normalized, undermining phonemic sensitivity and hence reading acquisition in the early school years.

• What is embodied "presence" for him ultimately becomes a lingering "absence" for her.