Sentence examples for language but a from inspiring English sources

There is no single mountain language, but a range of mountain languages; no one coastal language, but a fractal of coastal languages; no lone tree language, but a forest of tree languages.

Now Spain is pressing for leniency, using more polite language but a similar argument.

It's not language but a supplement to language and helps us embody our emotions online," she said.

It's a fluid language but a porous one; it's an evolved personal style that allows things to happen.

The two never did learn to speak each other's language, but a genuine affection binds them, which surprises Jenny almost as much as the household's nonstop pregnancies do.

English is the official language, but a French patois is commonly spoken, and the original Carib language is evidenced in a number of place-names.

The firing of James Comey, the F.B.I. director, on the other hand, represents not only an abuse of language but an abuse of power.

Expansion of expertise helped H to become not just someone who knew the language but an enterprise owner as well.

This is, however, not a fault of the representation language but an underspecification of the UMLS SN.

Let (mathcal {L}) stand for (mathcal {ALC}), which is the name of a basic DL (we treat (mathcal {L}) as a language, but not a logic).

They reflect not only the history of a language but, to a great extent, the ethnic, cultural, and even political history of a people as well.