Sentence examples for demands of language from inspiring English sources

They were alone, they were older, they were stupefied by the demands of language.

The personal isn't by definition false, nor is confession, but in writing both have to meet this other demand, the demands of language.

But they did not object to integration demands of language skills on family-reunified spouses per se, as that would help immigrants by preparing them for education or the labour market – helping them avoid a fate of "standing without competences, hidden away in a ghetto" (Kristensen & Krag, 2010).

As a result, according to [ 27] the "activity of listening, in a structured musical improvisational context, without the lexical demands of language" may improve the cognitive, gestural, emotional, and relational development of the child.

The increase in the use of the web for learning purposes matches today's demands on language learners finding ways of developing both language skills and intercultural communicative competence.

Putting a drama into other languages, he argued, was "not simply a matter of translating the meaning but also, to a certain extent, of re-creating the style and the images and ultimately adapting the entire form of expression to the structure and demands of the language into which one is translating".

Last September, a group of writers and artists presented a charter of demands for language rights to the West Bengal government, to reinforce the use of Bengali in schools, administration and even road signs.

The United States also stood as a lone voice in demanding elimination of language calling for small arms to be transferred only to governments or government-approved entities.

As the titles suggest, the essays in these books probed the demands and delights of language, and articulated a highly original view of the novel, one that was not widely understood, or much credited.

'Trials by courts-martial are governed by the nature of the service, which demands intelligible precision of language, but regards the substance of things rather than their forms.' 7 Ops.

Indeed, one source said tonight that, should Russia want to go further and demand the insertion of language explicitly excluding the use of force in the resolution, "we would consider that".