Sentence examples for language emerged from inspiring English sources

Writing in the Czech language emerged in the late 13th century, establishing a generally continuous tradition of vernacular literature.

Despite long disputes and resistance, an essentially new literary language emerged, the older one soon becoming obsolete.

Somehow, out of this million-year-mix of food, fear and hunter-gatherer companionship in Africa, complex language emerged.

Shaped out of the vernacular of northeastern Iranian courts and households and making skillful use of additional Arabic vocabulary, the Persian language emerged as a literary medium.

Dr Senghas has been studying the way those gestures have evolved in Nicaraguan Sign Language (NSL .The language emerged in the late 1970s, at a new school for deaf children.

Bickerton (2009, 2014) hypothesizes that language emerged as the solution to a scavenging problem faced by proto-humans.

It is a bit like a parent straining to hear language emerging from their baby's babble of sound – but with a baby this emergent language marks the beginning of the great formation of the self, and is full of hope and possibility.

It no longer becomes fanciful to wonder about what the F.B.I. might, for example, ask coders adept in whatever genetic-editing language emerges from the recent developments in CRISPR technology to do.

But if knowing a language is a matter of knowing all these obscure rules, then acquiring a language emerges as the monumental task of learning them all.

I want to chalk this up to an art project gone awry but the more I think about this, the more I see a language emerging.

This move is a far cry from the language emerging from executives less than a year ago that stressed the company's speedy growth as an indicator of overall health.