Sentence examples for language beside from inspiring English sources

What they shared, in Mr. Sherman's readings, was an intensity that rendered their differences in language beside the point.

It's nothing radical, but it sets various common jazz languages beside each other -- Russell Malone, Bill Frisell, Kurt Rosenwinkel -- and makes a point about how wide the circle has become.

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Study of Old and Late Egyptian, the other major language phases beside the classic Middle Egyptian.

"Anybody can get AIDS, even disabled people," she said in the video in sign language, sitting beside Kenya's first lady, Lucy Kibaki.

Scripture was seen as an impediment to the union of worshiper and God, a union Kabir describes in erotic language: "Lying beside you, / I'm waiting to be kissed.

I once had a wise old American editor who believed that the secret to becoming a great novelist lay in learning the lesson that a brilliant facility with language is beside the point.

An English-language notation beside the image of Bergdahl describes him as an American soldier imprisoned by "the mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan," which is what the Taliban movement calls itself.

That language sits uneasily beside language about building a double-layered fence, stopping all federal funding for benefits for "illegals," and dismissing the Justice Department's lawsuit against Arizona's law.

There is occasionally something proud, almost, in Gay's lethargic prose, as if to focus on language would be beside the point.

MI's psychologist and the language scientist sat beside the girl to act as moderators in this practice.