Sentence examples for besides languages from inspiring English sources

Besides languages, various classes are offered on CDs.

This dichotomy within the country's rapidly expanding Latino population presents a quandary for advertisers, political candidates and anyone else whose business it is to pitch products or policies to Latinos: Which group are you pitching to, and what, besides language, are the differences between them?

Of course, those writers colonising the autumn book lists are united by something else besides language: their excellence.

Or is it not rather a dependence on a broader range of symbolic media including, besides language, also such things as painting, sculpture, and music — so that a person might be able to entertain thoughts which he was not able to express in language but only in some other symbolic medium?

If anyone wants to know how the Latin Grammys are different from the Grammy Awards besides language: Well, here you go.

Communication can take on many other forms besides language.

Second, other factors besides language might be more important for the development of moral emotions.

And besides natural languages, also mathematics and even music were sometimes understood to be instruments of knowledge (Condillac 1746; Coseriu 2003; Ecco 1995).

Associates said Dr. Stokoe would be remembered, if not necessarily mourned, for another passion besides sign language: playing the bagpipes.

Intel asked for ads where it would not have to change much besides the language from country to country.

"Quick, somebody help me!" But bawling babies are getting something else besides attention: language practice.