Sentence examples for connection with the language from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of resistance to Glass's idiom at first, and the chorus had a hard time making a connection with the language.

Seen by Romanian critic Radu Voinescu as an extended anecdote, the novella Moș Nichifor Coțcariul ("Old Man Nichifor Slyboots") establishes a connection with the language of fairy tales, being located in a legendary and non-historical age.

Most commonly mentioned in this respect is a putative connection with the Altaic language family (including Turkic and Mongolian).

Most scholars have avoided this expression in connection with the Chamic languages of mainland Southeast Asia, despite the close relationship of this group to Malay and some other languages of western Indonesia.

Its supposed connection with the or words of natural language has intrigued and mystified philosophers for many centuries, and the subject has inspired much creative myth-making, particularly since the advent of truth-tables early in the twentieth century.

Genre is a rich dialect, in which you can say certain things in a particularly satisfying way, but if it gives up connection with the general literary language it becomes a jargon, meaningful only to an ingroup.

But as any pollster will tell you, those distinctions are graying; now every voter with cable TV and an Internet connection speaks the language of the Washington consultant.

MIAMI — More than 80 people have been arrested in connection with a language school here that the government says was a front for the sale of fraudulent applications for student visas, immigration authorities said Thursday.

For the argument that wages are not taxable, some tax protesters including convicted tax offender Irwin Schiff incorrectly attribute to the U.S. Supreme Court the following language in connection with the leading tax case of Lucas v. Earl: This language is not from the Court's opinion in Lucas v. Earl.

Moreover, entropy is a useful concept accounting for quantifying the information in a textual sequence and making a connection with probabilistic language modelling.

The FA has undertaken a thorough and detailed investigation in connection with inappropriate language contained within text messages and an email sent by Iain Moody, and text messages sent by Malky Mackay when they were employed by Cardiff City FC.