Sentence examples for language interesting from inspiring English sources

Once your child is at school, making reading in your language interesting is next to impossible!

The Dog's language is interesting.

Sex, Steiner thinks, is mediated by language in interesting ways.

Quaint language and interesting historical associations are no justification for preserving obsolete statutes in a mummified state.

To prove this, a few months ago, there was – and I'm sorry for using the most annoying phrase in the English language – something interesting on Twitter.

Zuckerberg's use of language invites interesting questions about the relationship between tech luminaries, their products, and – most importantly – the world they are trying to create.

And caterpillars show us the meaning of 'lower than grass'... through to an immediacy of familial and colloquial language, consistently interesting prosody, dense and complex, even in 'translation'translation

The need to dress up any exploration of a social or psychological phenomenon in go-go language, making interesting observations or reflections the basis for something like a new social movement ("Introverts of the World, Unite!" as The Atlantic headlined a follow-up interview with Rauch), is particularly American, and can be as noisily grating as the compulsory extroversion Cain deplores.

"The fact that it is a very recent development makes the language very interesting from an intellectual point of view," said Bernard Caron, a French linguist and secretary of the Akademi, a project set up last year with French government funding to promote research in the social sciences and the humanities, and enhance collaborative work between scholars in France and west Africa.

Make the language classes interesting.

The inclusion of non-truthfunctional expressions into the language has interesting and indeed drastic effects.