Sentence examples for language drives from inspiring English sources

Such exhilaration, a love of language, drives Guest's work.

I'M a clinical psychologist, but language drives my life, whether in my own writing or in helping others express themselves.

That it means little now, to most Americans, is evidence of how strongly language drives the perception of mental struggle, both its sources and its remedies.

Chen's prose is occasionally off-kilter and so strange as to be funny ("It was not hard to see that there was a general indigestion about my grades in the intestines of my classmates"), but his obvious affection for his second language drives the book to its hopeful conclusion.

Although the semiotic resists the symbolic order, or cannot be contained by it, the two are always entangled and imbricated in language; drives both support and subvert the symbolic operation, bringing bodily rhythms and forces to signification, both impelling and pulling apart its organization and stases.

Sometimes the language drives the plot, and sometimes it's vice versa.

She says it's culturally driven, not language driven.

For Hudson Valley's productions, for all their extraordinary physicality, are language driven.

Possessing only the building blocks of language, driven solely by the stumbling urges of instinct, the two discover each other and conceive a daughter.

In Hungary topographical surveys and the replacing of Latin by German as the official legal language drove the Hungarian gentry into opposition, and in the Austrian Netherlands immigrants who had fled from Holland opened hostilities against the occupation forces, and finally the country declared its independence.

This is an example of a small natural language driven dictionary into which a large number of specific terms can be entered.