Sentence examples for language and different from inspiring English sources

"The Trumpet of the Swan" is at least an unassailably right-minded fable about language and different styles of communication.

Living in Quebec, it's often hard to shake the feeling that Canada is "somewhere else" — a different country with a different culture, a different language and different priorities.

Packing up your possessions, moving out of home and embarking on a degree with a group of strangers sounds overwhelming enough without throwing in a foreign country, new language and different time zone.

I want to improve the quality of her blood and her yin, which affects the energy balance.' Acupuncture relies on a different language and different tools from Western medicine, but however strange it seems at first, this patient, Louise Shelver, is a convert.

"If the environment is disrupted, people can no longer learn from it, and conversely if cultural change comes in and people adopt a different language, like a major language, and different cultural habits, the knowledge they developed about the environment may become irrelevant, and they may not care about the traditions the way they used to".

Livi sees many parallels with her own life The book made me ask questions about myself that I hadn't thought about…what do I think about witchcraft, not the New Age type, basically I didn't want to say it cannot/doesn't exist, I think that Jennet lived in so different a world, to live in it would demand different rules, a different language and different ways of seeing.

Some of these countries there, they have 50 different languages and different tribes.

"But with different cultures, with different languages and different values, it's a little difficult for advertisers to get their arms around".

This conflict arises not from Lenin's tracts but from the historic rivalry between people of different languages and different creeds.

New software languages and different ways of collaborating internally have enabled quicker execution of bigger projects, he believes.

Plants are vegetables or weeds according as groups of people classify them, and different plants are included and excluded by such classifications in different languages and different cultures.