Sentence examples for enrich language from inspiring English sources

After receiving his doctorate in 1897, Pedersen proceeded, as professor at the University of Copenhagen, to enrich language science with an enormous number of books and articles of high originality.

Do foreign borrowings enrich languages or diminish them?

Books are crucial tools for expression that help to enrich languages, while recording their changes over time.

The updated version of the CEFR may also have the potential for enriching language pedagogy and assessment by encouraging the operationalization of descriptors of mediation in language teaching and assessment.

Importantly, these should be provided in the context of naturalistic environments that involve responsive caregiving, enriched language, and reciprocal interactions that may mitigate the decline in neurodevelopment of at-risk children and foster the functional traits that are critical for psychosocial health and development [ 132, 137].

She probably did more to enrich the language of 20th-century dress than any of her peers.

"Clifford Odets [Waiting For Lefty, The Big Knife] was the first one among us – he was older than I by a decade – who tried to enrich the language.

Right now, it's just the one hand — so obviously two-hand gestures and the cues from facial expressions that enrich sign language aren't possible yet.

Thus Schopenhauer complains that "Pantheism is only a euphemism for atheism," for "to call the world God is not to explain it; it is only to enrich our language with a superfluous synonym for the word world" (Schopenhauer 1851, I:114, II:99).

Further, he explained that it will enrich the language, and thus it can be regarded as a zeal for Tamil.

No other can have so enriched the language.