Sentence examples for language formed from inspiring English sources

The Portuguese language formed a common bond between plantation residents, cattlemen, miners, slaves (both Indian and African), slave hunters, and city dwellers and distinguished them from their Spanish-speaking counterparts elsewhere in South America.

And suppose we have a first-order language formed in the usual way, with relation symbols, \(R_1\), …, \(R_n\) whose arities match those of the given relations.

She then founded the Nairobi Day School to give kids supplementary weekend tutoring in reading.  . Bob Hoover's then wife, Mary, who had done her doctoral work at Stanford on language, formed an entire methodology for teaching literacy to black students called the Nairobi method.

Arabic culture and language formed the main component of their identity instead of their Kurdish heritage.

The local language formed the desi (popular) literature while literature in Sanskrit was more marga (formal).

Oliveros' musical language, formed over a long lifetime of deep listening, is not the same as anyone else's.

This study is to examine the effect of robots' language forms on people's acceptance of robots.

For baseball fans, those are four of the sweetest words in the language, forming an answered prayer that winter will soon recede.

But it is also about memory, the way that language forms our myths, the ways in which our traditions are fortuitous, accidental.

Creating written, audio, or video work can be a risky and challenging business, whether it's by negotiating a contract's language, forming a business, or getting insurance.

In this regard, researchers examined the effectiveness of different types of form-focused instructional methods ranging from implicit techniques of indirectly attracting language learners' attention to target language forms using 'focus on form' procedures to explicit techniques of directly explaining target language forms using 'focus on forms' procedures.