Sentence examples for language considered from inspiring English sources

In a historical sense, the term dialect is sometimes applied to a language considered as one of a group deriving from a common ancestor.

Few scholars of Chinese wrote more probingly about the language, considered one of the most difficult for Westerners to master, and fewer still created teaching materials that had so widespread an impact on generations of students of Chinese.

The parents were not concerned about the crucifix on the wall; they wanted their children to learn English, the language considered to be a ticket out of the slums in India.

The former group is much smaller (roughly five percent of the total Nenets population) and its language, considered seriously endangered because few if any children learn it, is spoken by only about 1,500 people.

The Cantigas de Santa María ("Songs to the Virgin") is a collection of more than 400 poems written in Galician, a language considered appropriate for lyric poetry; the poems are generally assumed to be the work of Alfonso himself, and many of them constitute a royal autobiography.

The sign language considered was the Spanish sign language (LSE: Lengua de Signos Española).

The company Two Destination Language consider men, power and language in Manpower at Jacksons Lane, north London.

If this sounds like radical language, consider the position of an upright group of men and women.

The now-infamous final play of the game generated more than one million Tweets (and used a fair amount of colorful language — consider this your disclaimer).

If all this sounds like an insurmountable task, or a foreign language, considering hiring an advisor to support you and your business.

Within this dimension, health promotion actions must be performed through an accessible scientific language, considering the references and experiences in the community.