Sentence examples for attitudes to language from inspiring English sources

Finally, we reflect on the need to consider not only performance, but also the script (in the form of a professional voice used following a particular linguistic policy based on sociolinguistic norms and attitudes to language) that condition the individual linguistic behaviour, thus suggesting the need to consider community-specific factors in the explanation of stylistic variation.

Renaissance scholars adopted a liberal attitude to language.

Could this have engendered a robust attitude to language?

The answer: "To woo women!" What is the play's attitude to language?

The word of the year can reveal much about a country's zeitgeist and its attitude to language.

I think if I'd gone to university or done a creative writing course I probably would have had a very different attitude to language.

Ricky's attitude to language, like Falstaff's, is completely original.

What they did is they taught me to have a very sculptural, sensual and musical attitude to language.

Does his attitude to languages embody some of his political intuitions? "Languages enable you to take part," he says.

The UK's attitude to languages has prevented its students from studying in Europe, according to the House of Lords EUU committee.

The House of Lords EU committee has also called for compulsory foreign language lessons in primary and secondary schools, saying the UK's attitude to languages had prevented its students from studying in Europe.