Sentence examples for contrasting languages from inspiring English sources

At Kasmin, his works speak in contrasting languages.

Mr. Ganahl's art frequently emphasizes subversive nonchalance, movement through space and contrasting languages.

This article identifies the key issues in dictionary-based CLIR, develops unified frameworks for term selection and term translation that help to explain the relationships among existing techniques, and illustrates the effect of those techniques using four contrasting languages for systematic experiments with a uniform query translation architecture.

The contrasting language from Obama and his successor suggests Trump may take a less conciliatory line on the US's recently renewed relationship with its smaller neighbour, a relationship already seen as one of the main legacies of Obama's presidency.

On the most renowned of all tennis stages was a showdown of contrasting body languages -- Roddick exuding unbridled energy from every pore while Federer glided around the lawn as though guided by the breeze.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in class discussions, cooperation in small groups, creation of "How It Works" posters, presentations of posters, and essays comparing and contrasting three languages.

4. Compare and contrast languages and make inferences about the histories and cultures of the people who have spoken them at different points in history.

Shields are painted orange and green; chain mail is indicated with tiny circles in ink on wash; otherwise line dominates, especially satisfying in its account of the lunging horses and contrasting body language of victors and vanquished.

Biden's words contrasted with language Obama used Saturday in his weekly radio address, when he implied that for some lawmakers, "an 'A' grade for the gun lobby is more important than keeping kids safe".

This approach can be contrasted with languages such as Lisp, where the same S-expression construct and basic syntax are used for many different purposes.

The novel contrasts the language of hierarchy with the language of democracy; the television show contrasts earnest talk of democracy with mouthings of it.