Sentence examples for boundaries of language from inspiring English sources

It knows no boundaries of language, race or background.

Instead of rigidly quoting the dictionary, they would stretch the boundaries of language.

It means effacing the boundaries of language, of nation, of religion — all no more than "data that fills forms".

In 2001 our reviewer, M. G. Lord, called this a "riotously funny" novel "whose themes of love, loss and identity soar over the boundaries of language and geography".

As presented by Ulitskaya, it is riotously funny -- a quirky, tender story whose themes of love, loss and identity soar over the boundaries of language and geography.

"Sharing these ideas over the boundaries of language," he says, "gives us a chance to forget about the walls and barriers that separate us".

The concept of a cultural boundary spanner [ 28] suggests other settings in which a boundary of language, knowledge systems or expectations may need to be deliberately mediated.

Richard's popularity surpassed any boundaries of age, language or politics.

Radicalism in music has most often been attributed to works that push the boundaries of harmonic language.

My father's democratic way of introducing me to these stories shaped my attitude towards works of imagination as universal spaces, transcending the boundaries of geography, language, ethnicity, religion, gender, race, nationality and class.

Unfortunately, since too many architects and architectural writers seem only to be concerned with the five buildings per year that stretch the boundaries of formal language, it must fall to others to shape the development of our cities.