Sentence examples for distant language from inspiring English sources
Many attempts have been made to show that the four Paleo-Siberian families are related either to each other or to adjacent (or more distant) language families.
They are ordered to decode, to adopt the distant language of eviscerated analytical prose.
It will help school teachers and language and reading specialists understand how two distant languages may or may not interact with each other during the process of language acquisition.
Klein et al. compared the cerebral organization of two typologically distant languages, English and Mandarin Chinese [ 12].
Eyes on the other side of the table grow distant, body language shifts and people start checking their phones.
Shakespeare understood the heart, and if children are put off by it might be because they're being taught to approach it as some kind of distant, unobtainable language instead of what it was written as: rollicking good stories to entertain every day people, not the elite.
One of his concerns is juxtaposing seemingly distant musical languages.
Linguists must develop a new methodology for establishing distant relationships between language families.
Many younger soldiers connected to a culture to which they had previously only had a distant relationship, learning language and customs that were not used or practiced in the United States.
Any reader of the scientific medical literature knows that research prose is a very specialized use of language, distant from the general intellectual prose.
The Byzantine Greek used in church services by the modern Greeks and the Old Church Slavonic still preserved by all the Slavs are at least as distant from the spoken languages as is the language of the King James Version of the Bible used in many Protestant churches from modern English.
