Sentence examples for a distinctive language from from inspiring English sources

My favorites are Shapey's "Sonata Profondo," a typically craggy, complex, organic, sometimes volcanic score from an uncompromising genius who died this year; and Mr. Perle's "Six Celebratory Inventions," utterly engaging yet spiky, angular homages to the Bach inventions by a living master who has fashioned a distinctive language from the postwar 12-tone idiom.

A paracosm is a society thought up by a child-an invented universe with a distinctive language, geography, and history.

For a majority of groups the basis for collective identity is possession of a distinctive language or dialect.

A paracosm is a society thought up by a child — an invented universe with a distinctive language, geography, and history.

Myanmar grants citizenship to 135 ethnic groups but not the Rohingya, who are Muslims with a distinctive language in a mainly Buddhist country.

Heaney's poetry has a distinctive poetic language that comes from a direct and intimate connection with the Irish landscape and its culture rather than any academic literary ambition.

Each contract had a unique structure and used distinctive language.

Paul Monash's script (adapted from a novel by George V. Higgins) vividly captures the distinctive language of the Boston underworld, and gets delivered with conviction by a uniformly first-rate cast.

Their population is characterized by geographical isolation, a distinctive culture, language and religion and a degree of social isolation from mainstream society.

Identity refers to feelings of belonging to a specific group based on a distinctive shared language, culture, social organization and ideology (Hurskainen [1990]; Snow [2001]).

A scattered non-Arab people with their own distinctive language, some 15 million Kurds live in remote corners of Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria and Soviet Asia.