Sentence examples for everyday languages from inspiring English sources

The council – commonly known as Vatican II – was aimed at bringing the church more into step with the modern world and resulted, among other things, in masses being celebrated in everyday languages rather than just Latin.

Why English, when his everyday languages are Ndau (a local dialect) and Portuguese?

According to the Oxford Dictionary, grammar is "the whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax (arrangement of words) and morphology (the study of the forms of things)." Grammar provides us with a set of structural "rules" in our everyday languages.

Their varied meanings and connotations are encountered in everyday language.

"Something I really appreciate is that the language is our everyday language," he said later.

"Binge eating disorder" and "hypersexuality" might become part of the everyday language.

In everyday language, the word thinking covers several distinct psychological activities.

Ryan does a good job of cloaking his radicalism in unthreatening everyday language.

Typically, only the most ubiquitous companies and tools become woven into the fabric of everyday language.

We make the whispered parts of it audible; we translate the coded parts into everyday language.

One statute makes French the "normal and everyday language of work, instruction, communication, commerce and business".