Sentence examples for language more than from inspiring English sources

The system looks for patterns in language more than identical words.

Differences about the student body are revealed in language more than in lesson plans.

"I was struck by their body language more than anything else," he said.

So if you write "the system seeks patterns in language more than the exact same words," you'd also be busted.

That sense of being an observer, of being alive in language more than reality, was part of it.

It showed that 1.4 million students are studying at least one foreign language, more than in any year since 1972.

Indeed, most think that languages more than a few thousand years old can rarely be dated.

His book, "Light on Yoga," with instructions on more than 200 asanas, is sold in 17 languages more than 35 years after he first published it.

The surge in immigrants patronizing the Queens system has spurred its branches to offer books, DVDs and CDs in 59 languages, more than double the total a decade ago.

People are speaking foreign languages more than in other countries.

Cloud With Me's dashboard is currently available in 11 languages — more than AWS's own management console.