Sentence examples for language preserved from inspiring English sources

As I had been entranced by the language preserved in the prose‑poem of the "Peat Glossary", so I was dismayed by the language that had fallen (been pushed) from the dictionary.

Aside from historical or academic reasons, aside from the basic right of Indigenous peoples – enshrined in international agreements – to have their traditional language preserved, there are socially pragmatic reasons to keep these languages alive.

This is even clearer when alongside the art of Coptic Egypt you consider the Coptic language preserved in ancient papyri and manuscripts and still used in the Coptic liturgy today.

This language preserves intact many vestiges of the cultural past.

"Language preserves in every word the essence of our community," explains a Mixtecan school teacher.

The Tang Min pronunciation of the standard language preserves the final consonants of Ancient Chinese, but nonliterary spoken Min languages do not.

The framers of the Constitution opened the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights with language preserving religious freedom with two clear goals in mind, constitutional scholars agree.

Her use of natural English rhythms in a loose six-beat line comes close to matching the original Latin hexameters, wile her language preserves Lucan's sequence of images.

This section does not exempt U.S citizens from the presidential power of military detention: only from the requirement of military detention". "The most important point on this issue is the same as underscored in the prior two points: the "compromise" reached by Congress includes language preserving the status quo," he continues.

"There's a whole bunch of reasons linguists want these languages preserved," Dr. Childs said, "but for me it's more an emotional thing.

Such is the fate of most of the North American Indian languages, and Irish, Welsh, and Scots Gaelic may ultimately survive only as learned second languages, preserved as cultural focuses for their communities.