Sentence examples for changed languages from inspiring English sources

In a way, a writer who has changed languages is not very different from these people.

Centuries passed; the pictograms changed, languages changed, and learning the alphabet got harder.

The writer who has changed languages is truly a ghost writer – the only one worthy of the name.

It's the way she felt, she said by telephone from Los Angeles, as she changed languages and home countries to seize a chance at reaching the wider world.

As elsewhere, Obama has changed language but not reality.

Some districts immediately changed language they identified as troublesome.

The changed language of conservation owes little to the well-intentioned work of the CBD.

In a certain sense, then, it could be said that in the end you don't really change languages; the language changes you.

Asked, in 1954, why he chose to change languages, Beckett answered: out of a "need to be ill equipped".

As such, if for any reason the writer has to change languages, the experience is nothing short of life-threatening.

"He could change languages at the click of the finger," Clement added.