Sentence examples for a bit of language from inspiring English sources
De Blasio's report contained quite a bit of language about the eventual desegregation of the city.
Italians are super friendly, usually, and don't mind a bit of language barrier.
This fact about underdetermination is implied by Davidson's Thesis of the Autonomy of Linguistic Meaning, according to which once a bit of language has acquired a conventional meaning, it can be used for any of a variety of extra-linguistic purposes (Davidson, 1979).
Occasionally I would have difficulty with a bit of language that might be obsolete, in which case I would just change it to the nearest modern equivalent.
I just never developed the habit of tracing how things got from Point A to Point B. But recently I dug up a bit of language history that I found downright delightful.
We try to speak their language... sometimes he knows a bit of my language, then I talk my language, I ask him if he can hear me".
It includes a bit of strong language.
It includes a bit of street language.
It has some moments of danger, some mild sexual references and a bit of strong language.
