Sentence examples for a traditional language from inspiring English sources

His problem became how to make a traditional language of painting expressive of who, and what, he was.

There is a need among Indigenous groups to maintain the culture and heritage of a traditional language.

One Aboriginal group, in particular — speakers of Guugu Yimithirr, a traditional language of Far North Queensland — uses an absolute rather than an egocentric perspective to describe space (in other words, not "Move to your left" but "Move southeast").

And like the welcomes of old, these welcomes continue to differ from land to land – sometimes spoken in a traditional language, and including a smoking ceremony and musical or dance performances.

Macmillan on the other hand is a traditional language learning publisher and like competitors Pearson and Collins presumably wants to tap into the social learning space.

(2) The reader will be able to describe how relaxation training complements a traditional language treatment approach for remediating spoken language abilities of adults with chronic nonfluent aphasia.

It does not consider itself a competitor, but rather a supplement to traditional language classes, said Cathy Quenzer, the company's education director.

For such a war, the traditional language and tools of strategy seemed radically unsuited.

Arguing for an idea in traditional language may help persuade colleagues who struggle with something that might still feel abstract.

Explaining his humorous, subversive script, he said: "Young people today are looking for a language that transcends traditional language".

Children attending Nawarrddeken Academy will be taught in traditional language a syllabus developed with community elders alongside the Australian curriculum.