Sentence examples for considered the language of from inspiring English sources

The reason, Ms. Myers said, was that "blue is considered the language of mourning".

It was written in LISP (programming language), which was considered the language of AI because of its flexibility.

In the Soviet era, Russian was considered the language of literature and philosophy, while Ukrainian was thought of as a second-rate peasant language.

She considered the language of the law and whether it applied to her. "I help people make decisions so... huh," she said.

Long considered the language of the uneducated, Nigerian Pidgin English, with its oscillating tones and playful imagery, is now spoken by Nigerians of every age, social class and regional origin.

From the bizarre architecture of the "trophy cities" to the joys and struggles of everyday urban life in some very unequal societies, our goal is to engage with the people who actually live in the Stans cities by publishing some of our reporting in the languages spoken there: not just Russian, often considered the language of the elite, but Turkmen, Kazakh, Uzbek, Kyrgyz and Tajik.

Consider the language on the back of bottle of Tide.

Consider the language of South Carolina's declaration of secession from the Union.

For this, I had to consider the language of my film.

But for proof that the Globe has put the play first, consider the language of the ending.

At the holidays, let us consider the language of liquor, a slightly less well-known code defining gifts of wines and spirits.