Sentence examples for language closer from inspiring English sources

Yet as a Bengali poet, Tagore's instinct was to simplify, and to draw language closer to speech.

Many are at death's door because of government neglect, others because of the supremacy — not of English — but of another language closer to home: Russian.

When Anthony Sciacca pleaded guilty last week to a host of racketeering crimes, he described the attempted murder of one victim in language closer in style to Samuel Beckett than Martin Scorsese.

The norms of the first printed books in Danish continued the norm of the royal chancery in Copenhagen, which was not based on any particular dialect and probably reflected a state of the language closer to that of 1350 than of 1550.

Prima facie, his characterizations imply a justified belief analysis of knowledge — or in language closer to his own (and where justification is construed in terms of unshakability), an unshakable conviction analysis.

One of Hume's great claims to fame is his articulation of what has come to be known as the 'problem of induction,' or, to use language closer to Hume's: the problematic status of inferences.

They are Muslims, living in villages in the remote south and speaking a language close to Serbian and Macedonian.

What's abysmal is that one's erratic language closes in on one like quicksand: "You are nothing.

But the Suite is later Schmitt, composed in 1937, and much less radical in a language close to the Ravel of Tombeau de Couperin.

The Assyrians, a mainly Christian ethnic group whose people speak the language closest to Christ's, will have a seat on the council's secretariat.In this section The generals' slow and unsteady march to democracy Getting its act together?

At the same time, the civilization of the province in which a language close to Latin was spoken and of which troubadour poetry and examples of early Romanesque architecture were among the outstanding cultural achievements was at its height.