Sentence examples for language to which from inspiring English sources

The meaning of the word Germani and the language to which it belongs are unknown.

I found Scott almost incomprehensible, while Amundsen spoke a language to which I could relate.

Indigenous sculptors often communicated Christian imagery via the symbolic language to which the indigenous people were accustomed.

This systematic thinking found a parallel in Bembo's work on the Italian language, to which he now sought to apply a similar rationale.

The language to which I think Justice Kennedy was referring is on page 32-A of the appendix to the petition from the court's decision.

But the abortion language to which he agreed infuriated some abortion opponents when it was made public on Saturday, threatening the entire bill all over again.

It began to separate from the other Scandinavian languages, to which it is closely related, about ad 1000.

That is, they remain dialects of the primary languages to which they are related grammatically and lexically (in terms of vocabulary).

In different regions, local circumstances determined Vulgar Latin's evolution into the separate tongues that today constitute the family of Romance languages, to which French belongs.

On the other hand, he criticizes the intellectualist conception of language, according to which language is an envelope of thought.

Pay attention to body language to decide which.