Sentence examples for fictional languages from inspiring English sources

Klingon is one of the most well-known fictional languages.

His colleagues in the show, Gu Wenda, Qin Feng, Wang Tiande and Xu Bing — all impressive, all Chinese-born, all with substantial careers in the West — come at calligraphy from still other angles, obscuring it, further abstracting it, applying it to non-Chinese languages, to fictional languages, making it emulate the language of music.

As the company's founder Luis von Ahn told me earlier this week, these can even include fictional languages (something tells me Klingon lessons will be among the first).

Both games also use unique fictional languages.

As well, his works have been translated into every language, including fictional languages.

By drawing different collaborators in each city, the show takes us to another dimension by drawing on fictional languages and alternate histories.

What can I steal from the series to try and make it more in that world?" It's hard because whenever you're writing science fiction you have to come up with science fictional language and trying to think up actual Doctor Who science fictional language was a little difficult.

Although impressive in its construction of an entire fictional language based on the long whistle, Clangers is not strictly cosmologically accurate.

Christopher Bailey's new "Mergurs Ehd Ffleweh Bq Nsolst" was a somber, shimmering ritual chant in a fictional language, with ululating contributions from the vocalists Meredith Borden and Sukato and video of slowly opening pink flowers by Charles Woodman.

In a punning fictional language (glossary provided), Stephenson describes the world of Arbre, where the cerebral "avout" are isolated from "saecular" society, juggling physics, metaphysics, philosophy and linguistics to dazzling effect.

In rather broad comic contrast to George and Mary's verbal impasse is the romantic tussling of two subjects of George's study, perhaps the last two speakers of a (fictional) language who have been flown over to the archive to record conversations in their native tongue.