Sentence examples for as all language from inspiring English sources

Astronomer Owen Gingerich told a Harvard symposium last year that ultimately "it's a culturally defined word" whose meaning has shifted over centuries, as all language does.

But this book, which leans so heavily on dialogue, isn't merely about voices; it's about speech, about how we use language to conceal what we mean, as all language is code.

It speaks its own language – as all the best albums do.

Mr. de Botton was a formidable linguist, fluent in Arabic as well as all the major European languages.

They're all in a battle to own messaging, as well as all the social graph, natural language processing data, and advertising opportunities that come with it.

As with all languages, the pronunciation of English has changed a lot over the centuries.

Gus Portokalos (Michael Constantine), a man who can turn any conversation into a discussion of Greek as the root of all language, a man convinced that no injury or ailment exists that cannot be healed by Windex.

We included studies in all languages, as well as references from relevant studies, textbooks, and conference proceedings.

Many legal experts say code should be protected by free-speech laws it is, after all, language expressed as strings of zeros and ones.Moreover, tracking down exploits is hard.

In 1950, UNESCO effectively universalized the Braille alphabet, and in 2005 it recognized Braille system as a "vital language of communication, as legitimate as all other languages in the world".

(That things have got to this parlous state, whereby English has to be talked up as a language we might all think about adopting, is actually quite beyond satire).