Sentence examples for compound of languages from inspiring English sources

Holland wants us to believe that Muhammad did not come from Mecca at all but from southern Transjordan, and that his revelation was a compound of languages and ideas floating around in the Near East.

Linguistic studies of the Igbo language suggests the name Chukwu is a compound of the Igbo words Chi (spiritual being) and Ukwu (great in size).

This is a story of love thwarted yet carried beyond the grave; but the components — more words, more pantomime — seem not to have been wholly worked into the seamless compound of Ms. Dickstein's language at its best.

It is true that the poems contain many traditional and archaic elements, and their language and material background are a compound of different constituents originating at different dates.

Exclusion criteria: children whose first language was not English were excluded, as this would have added the compounding variable of cultural issues of language acquisition.

I. To compound of elements.

It is a compound of sodium.

Crystallize the compound of interest.

Another compound of calcium is calcium hydroxide.

This concept of the dynamics of human neocortical evolution as social rather than technological fits well with models proposed by Stanley Ambrose, emphasizing the co-development of language, symbolization, and compound tool making in Africa around 300 000 YBP [65], and with Marwick's claim [66], which states that language and symbolization developed with the extension of exchange networks.

Challenges of language and cultural differences compound the problems of the poorer Asia Americans, many of them older and without the working knowledge of English.