Sentence examples for a multilingual world from inspiring English sources

He said: "Children need to be aware that they live in a multilingual world and that the vast majority of the world's population operate in at least two different languages.

To assist with understanding topics in a multilingual world, Google Trends offers "Topics" in which predefined thematic headings group all related words, alternative spellings, and names in other languages under a single label.

His books evince a "contradictory view of their legibility as political interventions, professing the same ambivalent faith in mimesis that their author does," insisting "on the autonomy of the literary in its refraction of the political" and "asking for a method of interpretation that more fully respects the politics of mimesis in a multilingual world" (92).

Deprived of paternal influence from the age of five, Roger was brought up in a cosmopolitan, multilingual world of Greek and Muslim tutors and secretaries and soon revealed an exotic strain in his nature.

There are a multilingual public radio broadcasting system and several private multilingual radio stations.

Children there are educated, polite, multilingual world citizens, and they are, not coincidentally, raised in a country that doesn't just give lip service to "it takes a village".

Afterward, Agoos was summoned to talk to Bora Milutinovic the mysterious and multilingual world traveler who was coaching the United States team.

Vartan, a cobbler who'd rather walk 10 miles than drive 10 minutes, moved to the multilingual world of Beirut where nobody questioned how to pronounce his name, even if Lebanon's official language couldn't fully accommodate it.

Demonstrating that the value and drawbacks of linguistic diversity are universal, How Many Languages Do We Need? suggests ways for designing appropriate linguistic policies for today's multilingual world.

At Douglass, she introduced a multilingual course in world poetry run by the students, as well as a program of part-time study for married women.

With the workplace in a globalized economy becoming a multilingual and multicultural world, the knowledge of foreign languages is a valuable asset.