Sentence examples for interests of language from inspiring English sources

In the interests of language hygiene, we should be clear about that.

This issue of the culture politics of ELT could be understood from the explicit or implicit interests of English language and English language education.

With Sophie, I realised that we would be able to have a real collaboration, something that was 50/50, that allowed for a marriage of our different interests and of language and image.

The scales of the CEFR were developed primarily to serve the interests of adult language learners in Europe.

The network suggests that local factors such as shared language, linguistic similarity of languages, shared religion, and geographical proximity play a role in interest similarity of language communities.

Another of his interests, the origin of language, was inspired by the teacher who influenced him most profoundly, the poet and philosopher Ronald Englefield, who taught him at Stationers'.

The network is undirected since it depicts mutual topical interest of both language communities, which is inherently bidirectional.

She maintains an interest in philosophy of language and participates in the Bay Area Philosophy of Language Discussion Group.

Beginning in the 1990s, interest in ideologies of language, practice theory, and issues of scale prompted increasingly productive exchanges across subdisciplines and perspectives.

Their important study proposes a new approach to pragmatics and should be of wide interest to philosophers of language and linguists.

Many of these factors are important even for those who do not profess to be interested in questions of language and concepts.