Sentence examples for common in languages from inspiring English sources

This is unusual in English, whereas it is common in languages such as Turkish.

As with case markings, syncretism in noun/verb/adposition agreement is more common in languages spoken in the exoteric niche (10).

By using these speech organs, humans can produce hundreds of distinct sounds: some appear very often in the world's languages, whereas others are much more common in certain language families, language areas, or even specific to a single language.

Pitch patterns that affect the meanings of individual words are known as tones and are common in many languages.

The Kh- was supposed to indicate a "voiceless velar fricative," the throaty sound that's common in many languages but hard to pronounce in English.

It is very common in our language for words to be used with their connotative meanings.

Without a common currency in language and thought, we have no mechanism for resolving disputes and working together for common purposes.

The use of integrated tasks is increasingly common in second language assessment in both high stakes and classroom contexts.

There are other common mistakes in language and tone that Hoehn, as a former journalist, catches.

And indeed Galileo's landmark work began a tradition of publishing science in common languages -- Descartes in French, Leibniz in German, Hooke and Faraday in English, and so forth.

On the other hand, southern representatives of Nilotic have relatively simple consonant systems, as are common in neighbouring Bantu languages (which belong to the Niger-Congo language family).