Sentence examples for language ceases from inspiring English sources

In this way, their language ceases to describe what people are doing but constructs a world of fictional things, with reification taking its place alongside hundreds of other favourite things such re-ethnicification, mediatisation, depersonalisation and, of course, the ideational metafunction.

The Etruscan language ceased to be spoken in the time of imperial Rome but continued to be used in a religious context until late antiquity.

They maybe had a radical formal language, corresponding with the architecture, but then the architecture changed and the language ceased to be radical.

In the 18th century their language ceased to be spoken, and the Chibcha became assimilated with the rest of the population.

Joseph Brodsky, another great literary exile, once told me that writing poetry in Russian became difficult for him in America after the language ceased to surround him.

Although the language ceased to be spoken popularly sometime between 900 and 1200, it continues as a liturgical language; the period of classical Geʿez literature was between the 13th and 17th centuries.

Since learning a language ceased to be a compulsory subject after the age of 14 just over two years ago, the proportion of pupils taking a language at GCSE has slumped.

Czechoslovak education in the Czech and German language ceased to exist.

The Avesta was not recorded until after the language had ceased to be used, except by Zoroastrian priests.

But even more than that, such language has ceased to shock as the dispute between religious and secular Jews has steadily intensified in fury and emotion.

Twenty years later, the language had ceased to be used as a normal means of communication, but, until recently, investigators have been able to find old people capable of giving useful information.