Sentence examples for from their languages from inspiring English sources
Tribals who are displaced from their habitats in the forests and mountains are wrenched from their languages and cultures and forced to adopt the dominant regional language as their mother tongue… – Pattanayak, foreword in People's Linguistic Survey of India Indian intellectuals have contributed a word 'mainstreaming' to the English dictionary.
Tribals who are displaced from their habitats in the forests and mountains are wrenched from their languages and cultures and forced to adopt the dominant regional language as their mother tongue… – Pattanayak, foreword in People's Linguistic Survey of India This is particularly relevant when one considers the socio-political climate in the northeast region.
But alienated from their language and their culture, many of the writers were unhappy in Hollywood.
More extremely, Kari Marie Norgaard talks of coastal communities whom because their livelihoods are so under threat from climate/coastal changes, have collectively 'disappeared' the words available to describe their circumstance from their language altogether.
The letter says arts and humanities enrich the country's quality of life and help people to look at the world from different perspectives: "People's complexity comes from their language, identities, histories, faiths and cultures".
After so much time in a camp of 4,000 men, roughly a quarter of whom were sailors, many internees worried that they would never scrub the blue streak from their language, or remember how to comport themselves in mixed society.
You know, you learn a couple of words from their language, you toss them out, they appreciate it you're good to go.
The National, for example, stated, " At a time when Arab children are increasingly deviating from their language and culture because of programming from nations like the United States and India, initiatives like this will help to reverse the trend".
