Sentence examples for language's from inspiring English sources

Ambiguities are precise; language's dormant idioms wonderfully reanimated.

A CERTAIN genre of books about English extols the language's supposed difficulty and idiosyncrasy.

But other authors embrace the language's evolution.

Nor do we import even every other language's plural rules.

The language's closest living relative is found in Borneo.

But preserving the language's integrity usually involves quaint, eccentric affectations.

And the first comes from the language's beauty.

But the modern language's syntax is post-biblical.

Language's second historical characteristic is that it articulates cultural identities.

As a result, efforts to "preserve" language often ensure a language's death, whereas linguistic collaboration on language revitalization would ensure the language's continuity.

If there is a god paying attention, he is the language's only other speaker.