Myanmar grants citizenship to 135 ethnic groups but not the Rohingya, who are Muslims with a distinctive language in a mainly Buddhist country.
A paracosm is a society thought up by a child-an invented universe with a distinctive language, geography, and history.
For a majority of groups the basis for collective identity is possession of a distinctive language or dialect.
A paracosm is a society thought up by a child — an invented universe with a distinctive language, geography, and history.
He also gave his characters a distinctive language and convincing motivations in a genre that had grown stereotyped, flaccid and uninvolving.
Ms. Saariaho's score, which speaks in a distinctive harmonic language beyond realms of tonal and atonal, is boldly episodic, alternating bursts of skittish activity and passages of delicate stirrings.
His "Dissertation on the Dorset Dialect," prefaced to Poems of Rural Life in 1844, is a helpful introduction to his distinctive language, though in 1859 he switched to a new way of representing it in print and revised his earlier work accordingly.
As Martha Schwendener observed in her review in The New York Times, other works in "Common Ground" exemplify the distinctive language of high-end contemporary art.
In the decade since they graduated, each has defined a distinctive design language in projects commissioned mostly by friends in art, fashion, music and publishing.
Both researchers articulated that the genre-based teaching enhanced not just writing proficiency in a specific macro-genre but their learners' awareness of distinctive language use in different macro-genres.
Speaking at the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, Sherman outlined new findings that revealed distinctive language deficits in people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a precursor to dementia.
