Maybe English is the real Esperanto; a vital, complex language that everyone can learn.
Developing an ability to speak complex language would have been a direct outcome, for example.
The primal brain isn't able to understand complex language or metaphors.
The texts challenged Kahane's knack for teasing singable lines out of complex language; at times, the music seemed verbally overstuffed.
Professional legislators can be great at devising complex language and finding creative ways to get a deal.
Somehow, out of this million-year-mix of food, fear and hunter-gatherer companionship in Africa, complex language emerged.
So far, the articles tend to be longer and use more complex language than those in the dailies, which serve a heterogeneous audience whose educational background varies widely.
She was referring to the widespread belief that Japanese, with its nuanced formal expressions and three different writing systems, is a uniquely complex language.
Other writers use dialogue in the same way they use formal narration: to express profound ideas in complex language with scant regard for realism.
The way that this book uses complex language is refreshing; especially at a time when I find that many young adult books are overly simple in their writing.
Many traits once thought to define Homo sapiens, such as complex language and the ability to use tools, have been demonstrated in other animals.
