Sentence examples for The multilingualism of from inspiring English sources

The multilingualism of Aboriginal Taiwanese and Australians represented the norm for almost all of human history; we Nature readers who grow up in big monolingual nations are an aberration of modern times.

He has approached these issues through the optic of original manuscripts, and in the light of the multilingualism of medieval France and England.

For example, the multilingualism of Britain's new deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg – in addition to his multicultural background – may partly explain his greater openness to Europe and the outside world.

The celebrated multilingualism of not just Europe but also the rest of the world may be exaggerated.

And therefore, I will make it my territory.' " In "The Voices Which Besiege Me," a recent collection of essays that has not yet been translated into English, Ms. Djebar reflects on the fertile multilingualism of her native land.

They are the generation of multilingualism, of bridging cultural gaps, of walking in another's shoes.

This indicates that both the multilingualism there and the socioculturally motivated preservation of lexical difference are of longstanding.

There is also heightened recognition of economic globalization, and the greater diversity and multilingualism of California, that make bilingualism attractive.

He praises the "multilingualism, multiculturalism and Western-oriented mentality" in the northern part of Romania, which used to be part of the Austro-Hungarian empire.

The importance of Age of Acquisition in word processing has been suggested also in the multilingualism literature.

Rooted in the Treaties, multilingualism reflects the cultural and linguistic diversity of the European Union's Member States.