Sentence examples for develop its own language from inspiring English sources

Reference points for "Barbara" included period films he deemed "totally modern," he said, like Stanley Kubrick's "Stromboli" for the comportment of Ingrid Bergman's exiled heroine; Hawks's "To Have and Have Not" for its portrayal of a romance forced by circumstances to develop its own language.

Synthetic biology has developed its own language.

This trio has developed its own language and a sound that's instantly recognizable despite a growing field of emulators.

Isolated from even the rest of Yaeyama, Yonaguni developed its own language and now has only about 1,726 people.

In the meantime, the global protest "movement" is developing its own language, texts, reference points, agendas, myths, heroes and villains.

Every industry has developed its own language to facilitate the mutual understanding of terminology and an exact meaning of the words.

Unlike Apple, whose programs use the coding language used by iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, Sony developed its own language for the toy.

On the other hand, he doesn't see much competition right now from newer players like Looker, which is also looking to disrupt BI but taking a different approach: developing its own language (LookerML) to make data mining more accessible to non-tech people.

Since independence India has aimed to develop its own architectural language in a synthesis between Western and local styles.

Part of the issue is that new media art is often perceived as still struggling to develop its own formal language, as not yet capable of transcending its own medium.

With the theoretical preparation and empirical studies reviewed above, China is ready to develop its own national English language ability scale.