Sentence examples for feat of language from inspiring English sources
It is also a feat of language.
Easily one of the best Jamaican novels ever written, The Book of Night Women, a slave narrative, is an incredible feat of plotting, pace and language.
The evening session saw some extraordinary performances by young people from Leeds and Manchester: displays not just of verbal gymnastics and the feats of memory, but the enjoyment of language and the testing of poetic conventions, sometimes to breaking point.
Jonathan Ruppin, web editor of Foyles bookshops, said James's book was: "Visceral and uncompromising … but it's also an ingeniously structured feat of storytelling that draws the reader in with its eye-catching use of language.
Sharing outside of language.
Rousseau proposes need as the cause of the development of language, but since language depends on convention to assign arbitrary signs to objects, he puzzles about how it could ever get started and how primitive people could accomplish the feat of giving names to universals.
And making this work has required another feat of miniaturization -- with the country's written language.
Portraying an eccentric Austrian artist in the new musical "The Blue Flower" at Second Stage Theater, Marc Kudisch performs the challenging feat of singing several snatches of song in a made-up language created by his character, Max.
An impressive feat of imagination, and a strikingly clear distillation of both artists' distinctive languages, the album strongly suggests an artistic dialogue.
The feat of this monologue is made evident by the less successful Réiltín (Abbey theatre), from the Irish-language company Fíbín.
