Sentence examples for divided language from inspiring English sources

For example, Wang (2012) divided language comprehension ability into four macro cognitive skills recognizing and recalling, understanding and summarizing, analyzing and inferring, and critiquing and appreciating on the basis of a synthesis of literature on cognitive abilities, reading, and listening comprehension.

Julie Barak, of Mesa State College, has described this passage as a poignant and elegant reprisal of the recurrent sense of being divided selves and speaking divided languages found throughout the majority of the text.

It's true that Ukraine is divided by language, ethnicity, religion, culture and history.

States are divided by language, except in the north, where several of India's most populous states share Hindi.

The large countries were often divided by language or ethnicity and were often held together by nondemocratic leadership.

The delta is home to some 8m people, split into thousands of small communities divided by language and ethnicity.

The listing of dictionaries in this section is divided by language (Tibetan and Chinese), and by type.

The Tamils, divided by language and culture from the Sinhalese, have been taught that the north and the east should be their traditional homeland.

Within these territorial confines, two nationally distinct groups, who are divided by language, culture, and history, cannot live wholly apart or wholly together.

Belgium broke its own record for the longest period without a government as tensions continued among the country's leaders, divided by language.

While most groups support the Javits expansion, the State Legislature has been divided over language in the bill that would authorize the project.