Sentence examples for being a language from inspiring English sources
He was into the linguist Levi Strauss and always talked about ballet being a language.
They're coming from two different perspectives that use different criteria as to what qualifies as being a language.
And, for all the certainty with which Cohle delivers his long pronunciations on faith – parroting linguistic theory on religion being a "language virus" – there's something in his voice that betrays a deeper uncertainty.
And the study of Mandarin has, in some respects, taken the place that Latin once used to occupy for English-speaking students — it being a language that, like Latin, is hard to learn and alien to assimilate, but that, unlike Latin, offers the advantage of being the everyday tongue of something like a billion living speakers.
Being a language and not a system, SAML is orthogonal to our work.
His father opposed English for being a language of the elite and computers for taking away jobs of poor people.
Busuu managed to build out and bootstrap its way to a healthy audience by being a language-learning site offering direct interaction with native speakers.
Mutilation was a language.
It was a language," Ravinskij told me.
