Sentence examples similar to a constant point of language from inspiring English sources

It became a constant point of contention.

Throughout antiquity it was a constant point of attraction for the civilizations of the eastern Mediterranean.

However, Bella's condition remains a constant point of worry for the Santorum family.

He added that their argument assumed a constant rate of language change, the very point they know is wrong in glottochronology.

Daily life is a constant kaleidoscope of languages for those of us who are of mixed ethnic heritage.

It is a constant, the language of prayer.

At the same time and from a constructivist point of view, language creates reality.

The Romea Theatre has been a focal point of Catalan-language drama since the 19th century.

Language, after all, is in a constant state of evolution: Words and usage change, specific tongues and dialects go extinct.

In Churchill's plays, there is a constant search for new kinds of language and theatrical structures: devices that can reveal the essence of a moment.

Because Latin is a dead language, not in a constant state of flux as living languages are, there's no wriggle room in translating.