Sentence examples for language mixed with from inspiring English sources
Go back to your own country and write in your own language" mixed with "You must be third-rate if you want to imitate an imitator". While thousands of Westerners flock to Japan to study Zen, martial arts or other cultural endeavors, Levy asserts that the more accomplished they become, the more uncomfortable many Japanese feel.
For the next 150 years the study of the Chinese language was overwhelmingly in the hands of missionaries, merchants, and diplomats to the "Middle Kingdom", amateurs all, with several insights into the language mixed with fanciful speculations about its origin, nature, and development.
Guilhelm IX, duke of Aquitaine (see William IX), the first known poet in the Occitan language, mixed obscenity with his courtly sentiments.
NOYES MUSEUM OF ART "John Langdon: Ambiguity in Language," mixed media.
In the capital, Addis Ababa, the service would have been performed in Amharic, the national language, or mixed with Ge'ez.
When "Delta Wedding" was published, in 1946, critical swoons over Welty's language were mixed with horror at the book's contents.
Khwārezmian, used in the 13th 14th centuries in the empire of the Golden Horde, is based on the old language, but mixed with Oghuz and Kipchak elements.
The troupe has no trouble offering up head spins to café accordion music, body language from the Bronx mixed with French whimsy.
The tragedy of Sarkozy is that to win on 6 May, he has no option but to use the same language, even more loudly, mixed with calls for patriotism and scare tactics over a leftwing victory – even if it means sacrificing principle and further bolstering the appeal of Le Pen.
I saw how he loved schmoozing with rich people, how his body language literally changed as he mixed with the ultra-rich.
Indiana University hosts several Pentagon-funded language programs and is responding to legislation Congress recently passed that is meant to ensure U.S.-government language programs aren't being mixed with Chinese-government ones.
