Sentence examples for language in general from inspiring English sources

It's made me think a lot about language in general.

Focusing some attention on podcasts about language in general can help to keep you motivated.

And yet he calls not only Globish but language in general "intrinsically neutral".

In so doing one may refer to language (in general) as one's object of study.

It marks the death of two big narratives about language in general and English in particular.

How do the facts of translation relate to language in general?

It also generates human languages in general which are thus seen as manifestations of this cosmic articulation.

The Sinitic languages distinguish nouns and verbs with some overlapping, as do Sino-Tibetan languages in general.

Linguists define it roughly as "the whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax and morphology".

For those who want languages in general to "behave", and for those in particular who want Arabic to be a single, graspable thing, this is a mess.

Or that a little-known 19th-century philologist named Lazarus Geiger made profound and surprising discoveries about how languages in general divide up the color spectrum, only to have his discoveries ignored and forgotten and then rediscovered a century later?