Sentence examples for language in terms from inspiring English sources

The second most important language in terms of the number of speakers is Marathi.

How might we think about music – supposedly a universal language - in terms of translation?

In the early 21st century the most important Semitic language, in terms of the number of speakers, was Arabic.

The work is brilliant in its formal language, in terms of its intimacy and honesty in its depiction of herself and her family and her time.

"They've got a unique diet, they've got a unique language in terms of their dialect and they've got a unique culture.

Halliday describes language in terms of a 'register continuum' from everyday, informal and spoken-like at one end to abstract, formal and written-like at the other.

Chinese, a morphologically non-inflectional language, is visibly different from inflectional languages in terms of verb morphology changes but similar in terms of subject and object transformation movements.

She says: "We spend a lot of time in linguistics dispelling myths and the notion of hierarchical languages in terms of attractiveness, grammar and rules.

And he said Italian was outperforming other European languages, in terms of percentage gains, because Italy is such a popular vacation destination.

Linguists had hoped that by comparing languages in terms of how many cognates they shared, the Indo-European tree could be dated.

Tarski defined truth for formal (logical or mathematical) languages in terms of a relation of "satisfaction" between the constituents of a sentence and sequences of objects.