Sentence examples for language obviously from inspiring English sources

Also, make sure it's in four languages but don't change the formatting since the same space that English words take up works for every other language, obviously.

"People who want to listen to it and understand the language obviously go to the webpage," says Cross. "But the little snippets or stories we play on local radio are a chance for people to go, oh that's Warlpiri or that's Yolngu and it just keeps the languages alive".

Indeed, one may safely assert that as long as there is interest in the questions of how a human language obviously abounding in universal terms can be meaningfully mapped onto a world of singulars, there is a problem of universals, regardless of the details of the particular conceptual framework in which the relevant questions are articulated.

My wife and I debated whether our daughter, who'd recently turned 13, if it was appropriate for her to watch it, partly because of the language, obviously, but also just because of the psychological terror of it.

Spoken language obviously plays an important role in communication between human individuals.

The major obstacles encountered by the Committee seemed to lie in the directness of the language used in the Australian QPLs, which required some degree of "mitigation" of the language, obviously without modifying the meaning of the items.

The diachronic development in the Germanic languages in contrast to other IE languages obviously points to a close and possibly universal relationship between the categories aspect (lexical and/or grammatical aspect) and modality.

Language is obviously at the heart of a play in which three characters deliver four monologues.

The soldiers' language very obviously evokes the arguments used against refugees in the real world.

That lusciously wrong language also obviously proved too strong for a US audience – and what really is The Inbetweeners without "clunge"?

How to fake being an art connoisseur Thomas Hoving I would just immediately come out with a whole bunch of jargon and then say, 'Oh, I'm so sorry,' and then translate it beautifully and then never use jargon again, which embeds in the person's mind that I am an expert talking in an arcane language that obviously only 13 people in the world know about but I'm gracious enough never to use it again.