Sentence examples for language resembles from inspiring English sources

The Palaung language resembles that of the head-hunting Wa farther east, but there is otherwise no close cultural connection between the two groups.

They speak mostly Russian in the streets; their own Bukharan language resembles Persian and Tajik, with words borrowed from Hebrew and Uzbek.

The second clue is that the Mlabri language resembles that of neighbouring farmers which, again, contrasts with what is observed in other hunter-gatherers.

Both run the risk of lawsuits from frustrated consumers.Vladimir Milov, a Russian opposition politician, thinks Russia wanted a clash with Ukraine, and says the firmness of its action and language resembles that seen in the war with Georgia last August.

According to Malcolm Godden, the language resembles that of the Old English Genesis A. The poem is not without its detractors: an early critic, Walter J. Sedgefield, in a 1904 study of the poems in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, said "even the longest and best written of their number, the Battle of Brunanburh, is but a simulacrum, a ghost of the older epos".

They were large and of fine physique, like the New Zealand Maori, whose language resembled theirs.

Their language resembled the speech of the Illyrians on the other side of the Adriatic.

Some of the body language resembled Martha Graham's, though Ms. Andrés insisted that it was purely Spanish.

The chief liberal complaint about the campaign is that AARP's tone and language resemble the rhetoric of fiscal conservatives who try to convince the public that the program is in crisis to make cuts seem more palatable.

Within this zone, the degree to which regional languages resemble standard Hindi varies considerably.

However, the key commonality is that their spontaneously created languages resemble fully-formed languages.That result, if confirmed in other studies, could have profound implications.