Sentence examples for language success from inspiring English sources

Screen Daily reports that Miramax are probably smarting at missing out on last year's huge foreign language success, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

The scientists don't dispute that hearing words and experiencing sensitive parenting are both essential to later language success.

What's more, while both foundational quality and language quantity mattered for later language success, foundational quality clearly mattered more.

Valerie Alexander is a writer, speaker and filmmaker, and the author of Happiness as a Second Language, Success as a Second Language, and her latest book, based on her popular talk, How Women Can Succeed in the Workplace (Despite Having "Female Brains").

Her books include: Happiness as a Second Language, Success as a Second Language, and How Women Can Succeed in the Workplace (Despite Having "Female Brains"), and she is the trademark holder of the phrase, "...as a Second Language" for all self-help and personal growth titles, of which there are several more in the pipeline.

Other foreign-language successes this year include Wadjda (£387,000), No (£346,000), Populaire (£343,000) and Lore (£300,000), but overall it hasn't been a strong year for foreign films.

Building on such recent French-language successes as the remarkable I've Loved You So Long this perennial cultural polymath is absolutely mesmerising, her eyes, face – indeed her entire body – radiating a desperate energy that threatens constantly to topple over into rapturous derangement.

The program's title was "Is Your Body Speaking the Language of Success?" and it promised to "improve your ability to send and interpret your message more effectively".

For all his dreams, Misal was just another village kid who didn't have connections and didn't speak English, the language of success in the India that was beginning to flourish in the 1990s.

A contemporary poet who also used folk metrics and language with success was Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı; unlike the Garip poets, who were urban dwellers, he was born deep in Anatolia.

Re "Translating the Body Language of Success" [July 29]: some of Raymond C. McGraime's nonverbal communication skills contribute to positive, assertive modes of interaction, but his remarks on pelvis positioning drew a huge roar in our house.