Sentence examples for language in contrast from inspiring English sources

Language, in contrast, is seen as more freely chosen.

Piggott has always been a man to ration his language, in contrast to Dettori, and so a few stark sentences from the 75‑year‑old have a striking impact on a serious racer outside the weighing room at Sandown.

Thereby, the use of our framework does not require the expertise of a specific language in contrast with other works.

Nomura said that her name carried the night in the Okinawan language in contrast to Tidus, which translates to sun.

The Parni most likely spoke an eastern Iranian language, in contrast to the northwestern Iranian language spoken at the time in Parthia.

He argued that the Hopi language, in contrast to English and other SAE languages, does not treat the flow of time as a sequence of distinct countable instances, like "three days" or "five years", but rather as a single process.

Further, we purposively searched targeted journals, including Functions of Language, Functional Linguistics, Languages in Contrast, Linguistics and the Human Sciences, Language Sciences, Language Typology, and Studies in Language.

The diachronic development in the Germanic languages in contrast to other IE languages obviously points to a close and possibly universal relationship between the categories aspect (lexical and/or grammatical aspect) and modality.

Gerard Biard, the editor in chief, said the new edition was produced "with pain and with joy," and noted that 3 million copies will be published in multiple languages in contrast to the usual run of 60,000.

A single forward and back translation was performed for each of the target languages in contrast to the guidelines that suggest at least two of each translation is performed.

Imaginative language Rayson's imaginative language model, in contrast, tries to convince by appealing to the imagination [3].