Sentence examples for feeling of language from inspiring English sources

There's the same sense of daring and linguistic inventiveness, the same feeling of language pushed to its limits.

We placed literature and the arts at the center of the school because we wanted the students to love the feeling of language and what it could accomplish in telling stories and communicating emotions.

Much of his feeling for language sprang from the verbal flourishes of characters he discovered by reading the Old Testament during his schooldays - whose style was not so far from those of the rooming-house denizens of his novels.

I love the observations, the natural world, the working out of mysterious feeling and above all the way she refines the exactness of her thinking and feeling by her precision of language.

By change it can be a feeling, the language of film and art is human emotion, it's not Arabic or English or silence.

"It's a perfecting of a feeling in language – it's a way of saying more with less, just as texting is.

"When you perform with him, you share the feeling of music as a language beyond technical expression," Mr. Nagano wrote in an e-mail message.

Our current Vietnam vocabulary seems to aspire to a destruction not only of the meaning but also of the feeling that language should should naturally express.

It is very apparent that communication apprehension, as stated by Horwitz, Horwitz& Cope (1991), has contributed towards the detrimental feeling of anxiety during the process of language learning.

The poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy believes texting is like poetry: "It's a perfecting of a feeling in language".

The feeling of speaking increasingly marginalized languages is vivid in many parts of Europe, even in countries with large populations of native speakers like France and Germany.