Sentence examples for In diverse languages from inspiring English sources

Red cards were flying all over South Africa, and cheers in diverse languages were flying all over New York.

See Appendix B. The website of the Global WordNet Organization (http://globalwordnet.org/wordnets-in-the-world/) has a list of all the WordNet-like lexical databases in diverse languages in the world.

Ultimately, the activist says, "education and access to information in diverse languages is crucial" for the community to move forward.

Tears flowed as family members, in diverse languages of this city of immigrants, acknowledged the significance of the occasion, their profound gratitude, and their high hopes for their children.

Women may benefit from access to a range of health education materials in diverse languages in printed form, in DVDs or online.

Via a test designed by the researchers, the data were collected from a population of 200 English teachers, all academically educated with at least three years of experience in English teaching, working in diverse language institutes in Tehran.

Similarly, the Idea of sound could be conceived of as a white noise, just as there is also a white society or a white language, which contains in its virtuality all the phonemes and relations destined to be actualized in the diverse languages and in the remarkable parts of a same language.

Kotek develops a beautifully elegant compositional semantics for interrogatives, demonstrates its applicability to an impressive variety of constructions in typologically diverse languages, and verifies its predictions through both classic judgment tasks and self-paced reading experiments.

In more diverse languages — with ethnic, cultural and religious nuances — we find ourselves a stronger, more enterprising, more tenaciously American America, still filled with hope and dreams and gratitude and humility in the knowledge that all of these benefits flow to us, not because our government grants them to us, but because a higher power invests them in us.

To test that theory, researchers used multiple dictionaries and linguistic and meteorological data — as well as Google Translate and Twitter — to conduct an extensive search for words for snow and ice in nearly 300 diverse languages.

All have indigenous people speaking diverse languages, in falling numbers.