Sentence examples for a change of language from inspiring English sources

One is there is a change of language.

A change of language usually happens when the writer is exiled or self-exiled.

Along with the mounting personality cult is a change of language.

"There was a change in family life, a change of language and overnight I had become a music student.

If a change of life is a change of language, why rank the one above the other?

It seems obvious that at the level at which individuals write new programs, a change of language can eliminate whole classes of errors, or make them possible.

The move to Liverpool represented a change of country, language and there was also the not so small detail that I was only 20 and arriving at a traditional club in one of the most demanding leagues in the world.

The slight rise in the number of published RCTs in the last three years can be explained by a change of publication language from German to English of three of the analysed journals.

"It was a complete change of language," said Baker Atyani, a Palestinian journalist and militancy expert, speaking of the latest video.

One way for the Democrats to redress these failings, some of the party's pundits are now arguing, is by a judicious change of language.

"Interestingly there's been a notable change of language from the club who now talk of the need to 'own' their stadium, rather than of 'building' a new one.