Sentence examples for a unique language of from inspiring English sources

Sadler's Wells, London,, 28-29 September (020-7863 8000) Russell Mandphant and lighting designer Michael Hulls have been working together for 20 years, carving out a unique language of dance and light.

I think it is fair to say that he, more than anyone, created a unique language out of the sixties which will reverberate throughout many coming generations.

Table 3 below identifies key practices that build the unique set of knowledge, skills, as well as a unique language to form common practices of science and technology while investigating and solving problems (Kolodner 2002).

Its inhabitants constitute a once predominantly pastoralist community with a unique language and of mixed ethnicity who are now being enlisted in a state-sponsored and internationally-assisted conservation-with-development experiment.

"They've got a unique diet, they've got a unique language in terms of their dialect and they've got a unique culture.

The Kumzari have a unique language – the only one of Persian origin on the south side of the Gulf – and they began to quietly sing in it as they spread the net in a 50-metre arc out into the water then back towards the shore.

Instead, at the National, with the help of the designers Crowley, Bunny Christie and Vicki Mortimer, he continued to develop a unique language, a supple kind of deep-breathing spacious naturalism, particularly in the Lyttelton, which was his and his alone, and in which every single role was given its democratic focus.

He said, "Arnoldi is painting through a unique language, and that the quality of engagement in the language is extremely exciting".

Against humans, the walls worked so well that Harar remained an independent city-state and fostered the creation of a unique language, culture, and ethnicity until its conquest by Egypt and then Ethiopia in 1875 (thereafter the city lost its trade edge and became slowly more and more marginal and impoverished).

With a generation of stakeholders and taxpayers who understand the unique "language of money" in Uganda (and by extension all of Africa), the continent would within a generation be completely transformed into a dynamic engine of sustainable growth, opportunity, and the dignity that it so rightly deserves.

The unique language of the arts is not better – intellectually or morally – than other languages.