Sentence examples for language in that from inspiring English sources

C, on the other hand, is a "high-level language" in that it has a greater degree of abstraction.

The Language of Thought Hypothesis is so-called because of (B): token mental representations are like sentences in a language in that they have a syntactically and semantically regimented constituent structure.

It's been really interesting doing that because there's a whole new language in that.

To some, having good manners is akin to a "foreign language" in that they are not used to expressing gratitude, giving thanks and being polite.

This is another wonderful part of learning a new language, in that you strengthen the understanding of your own language.

I find his body language in that interview interesting.

RDF mimics human languages in that it allows one to introduce new terms (individuals, classes, and properties) that are defined (partially, at least) in terms of existing terms.

For example, American English is different than other languages, in that keywords or phrases are usually found at the beginning of a paragraph.

Chinese inflection differs from that of European languages in that it is fully parsable in the orthography, which raises the possibility that Chinese inflected forms may not show the surface frequency effects found in other languages.

Yucatec stands out from other western languages in that its palatalized plosives are sometimes changed into [tʃ] and sometimes [t].

I just can't stand that there's language in there that's so demeaning".