Sentence examples for language much from inspiring English sources

Falconry has its own language, much of which is universal.

Also tells about her endless talking and incomparable language, much of which was foulmouthed.

Slahi writes in English, his fourth language – much of it picked up from Guantánamo guards.

The Afghans speak Afghan, not a language much known to philology.

And no matter the language, much of the message boils down to little more than the basic slogan: "The euro.

He observed, in language much harsher than Moynihan's, the large number of unmarried mothers, many of whom he characterized as "ignorant and loose".

Chomsky argued that we can learn languages much more effectively in our early years than at any other time.

The service will be immediately available in 15 countries and 7 languages, much like YouTube's own foray into nine countries announced this month.

The Aboriginal stories suggest as much, describing the birth of languages much the way Bowern thinks it happened.

"Due to our unique approach to the task of typing, we can roll out languages much quicker than others have expanded," he said.

Many are illiterate in their own languages, much less English.