Sentence examples for language is highly from inspiring English sources

Human language is highly intonated; that is, it is constantly changing frequency and volume.

The physical language is highly stylised, as are the costumes, which conceal the performers' faces.

In traditional Bhutanese society, we don't use language of violence too often -- our language is highly moderated.

Some background in mathematics and computer science (e.g., calculus or linear algebra, a programming language) is highly recommended.

Though Janacek's harmonic language is highly chromatic and inventive, the real modernism of his score comes from the daring independence he created between the vocal lines, predominantly delivered in quasi-recitative, and the teeming, restless orchestral music.

And his sensitivity to the uses and abuses of language is highly apparent in several pencil-on-graph-paper drawings of text messages, most of which have calamitous subtexts.

Yet Mr. Meallet's bone-knowledge of his depths, his passion to personify them, his wit, picaresque eye and breakneck language are highly promising.

Nevertheless, the circumstances of the language were highly restricted until self-government developed in the 19th century and Icelandic was rediscovered by Scandinavian scholars.

Studies of the biology of music (as of language) are highly interdisciplinary and demand the integration of diverse strands of evidence.

"Migrant women who don't know the language are highly dependent on people to bring them here and to show them around," says Roshan Heiler, head of counselling at the Aachen branch of Solwodi, a women's rights organisation that helps women forced into prostitution.

However, these new keyword phrases, which use natural language, are highly relevant, and therefore more likely to convert.