Sentence examples for a real language from inspiring English sources

It's not even a real language anymore.

One, linguistically impossible to justify, is that it isn't a real language.

"That's actually how we could detect that he wasn't using a real language," Taylor said of Jantjie.

It is a repository, but it's also a real language that women use vis-à-vis themselves.

Various attempts were made to stamp out Esperanto, surely the most reliable sign of a "real" language.

The pair communicate by writing on fans in nushu (women's script), a real language chanted, sung and written by generations of women to share private worlds.

Imagebrief uses a real-language search and request system to find or commission photos.

(Smith) RYAN TRECARTIN: 'I-BE AREA' Ryan Trecartin's 100-minute-long video, "I-Be Area," has it all: four or five dynamic male-ish and female-ish characters, several complicated plots, constantly shifting locations and a fictional but real language of murderously barbed non sequiturs disguised in teenage prattle, as well as sculpture (the sets) and painting (mostly on faces).

Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.

** Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.

"Because you have a hashtag embedded in a short message with real language, it starts exhibiting other characteristics of natural language, which means basically that people start playing with it and manipulating it," said Jacob Eisenstein, a postdoctoral fellow at Carnegie Mellon University in computational linguistics.