Sentence examples for exceptional language from inspiring English sources
Those skills were particularly acute in the Greek case because the State Department's Office of Greek-Turkish and Iranian Affairs (GTI) was a sort of state within State, manned by diplomats who spent [End Page 162]decades shuttling between assignments in the Aegean and Washington and frequently developed exceptional language skills and cultural-political insights.
Thanks to his charm and warmth, exceptional language skills (fluent in five languages, conversational in at least two others), and unrelenting work ethic, we managed to get an inordinate amount of work done in very little time.
After all, they seemed not only useful, but also such exceptional languages.
So what would an "anti-exceptional" language entail for those of us who are beyond the norms?
Among the notable exceptions was the work of J.G. Christaller of the Basel Mission, whose grammar (1875) of the Asante (Ashanti) and Fante (Fanti) languages shows exceptional insight into language structures.
This is a family story distinguished by ghosts, gators, a wildly febrile physical environment ("our swamp got blown to green bits and reassembled, daily, hourly"), exceptional command of language and darkly idiosyncratic humor.
"We are all thrilled that Amazon is supporting our growth so that we can continue to innovate and deliver exceptional voice and language support for our customers".
He acquired exceptional proficiency in languages, literature, and the social and natural sciences along with a zest for critical inquiry and demythologization.
Born into a middle-class Budapest family, and with an exceptional talent for languages, Szasz won a scholarship to Hungary's elite Eotvos College, where he studied Hungarian and English literature.
Technically, "Platoon"(rated R for its realistic, bloody scenes of war and for its language) is exceptional, in particular the editing by Claire Simpson, which keeps every detail of nighttime battle clear and whose long, flowing rhythms in the jungle encounter between Elias and his adversaries are magnificent.
Better, with evangelistic hopes like McWhorter's, to root around for the language's exceptional qualities: "up" and all the rest.
