Sentence examples for from the spoken from inspiring English sources

The modern Romance languages developed from the spoken Latin of various parts of the Roman Empire.

The formal, literary language is distinct from the spoken dialects a situation known as diglossia.

The Chinese language is very literary and highbrow and detached from the spoken word.

His dual passions for acting and rapping converge in the power they derive from the spoken word.

The lyrics of its empowerment-pop soundtrack ("What's wrong with being confident?") swiftly become indistinguishable from the spoken dialogue.

Pulse Entertainment's technology, on the other hand, generates cues for facial gestures from the spoken words themselves.

Had it been detected earlier, he might have avoided his decade of isolation from the speaking world.

The word 'chikungunya' itself is derived from the language spoken in the same area as the first official outbreak.

The final statement announced differs significantly, and often comically, from the one spoken by the first.

Phil Gooding from the ONS spoke to the BBC's Ben Thompson to explain more about the figures.

That, however, would mean someone from the stage speaking to the audience.