Sentence examples for language particularly from inspiring English sources

They are mainly in the spoken language, particularly in pronunciation and intonation.

Professor Maier dismissed Jefferson's grand philosophical language, particularly in the oft-quoted second paragraph.

Many educated or urban Danes have learned to speak a second language, particularly English.

For all of them language, particularly the language of state-controlled propaganda, was both a target and tool.

Wise's language, particularly in the descriptions of Leung, gives parts of his book a quasi-­pornographic feel.

For example, it turns out that the high-pitched sing-song voice all adults use when talking to babies makes the sound structure of language particularly clear.

Languages – particularly Russian and Chinese – were also a key requirement.

The languages of Islam, unlike European languages, particularly French and Spanish, are not often spoken or read by American editors.

Many words have been borrowed from Indo-European languages, particularly from the Baltic languages, German, and Russian.

Yet again, of real concern is the decline in the study of modern foreign languages, particularly French and German.

The love of Krishna and Radha has been given expression in the lyrical poetry of many Indian languages, particularly Bengali.