Sentence examples for language from that from inspiring English sources

These troops speak a different language from that of the tribal villagers.

This move brought a hardening of attitudes and a change in language from that of rehabilitation to that of public safety, but most probation officers still prefer the term clients to offenders.

Kamban's Ramayana differs in tone as well as in language from that of Valmiki; as a southern writer, his Ravana – a demon king from the south – is more complex than that of Valmiki.

So did Walter Lippmann's analysis of it when it arrived, this passage being said to have pleased the Pope especially: "No one who heard him attentively, or will read him now, can fail to realize that he was speaking a different language from that which is current and conventional.

We describe the pilot of a communication assessment designed for doctors who trained and communicated with patients and colleagues in a different language from that of the host country.

In the Dunn case, just as in the George Zimmerman trial last year, the defense may not have invoked 'stand your ground' specifically, but the jury was instructed using language from that law.

Cross-language information retrieval (CLIR) systems allow users to find documents written in different languages from that of their query.

And insert random words from that language into your conversation.

JAVA A programming language from Sun Microsystems that's used to create applets (which see).

Infants acquire language from input that is almost entirely auditory and indeed show a preference for the prosody of their native language as early as 3 days of age suggesting prenatal sensitivity.

Fans, opponents and even teammates cringed as he swashed through games with a king's conceit, his body language -- from that deadly swing to the way he snaps off his batting gloves -- suffocatingly self-assured.