Sentence examples for language unique from inspiring English sources

The "News Hour" calls it "an abbreviated language unique to time-pressed television correspondents".

It has a local language, unique flora and fauna, an indigenous culture, and is pleasantly free of Australia's person-eating crocodiles, lethal spiders, snakes and jellyfish.

Sapir was fascinated by the role of culture in shaping languages, and although he anticipated Chomsky's preoccupation with linguistic universals, he was more interested in the variations that made each language unique.

"We're running out of things that make human language unique".

"That's what makes human language unique," says Miyagawa.

What makes human language unique is not that it allows us to communicate with each other, but that it allows us to do so with infinite variety.

Australian Aboriginal languages are a unique language group, having no generally accepted genetic connections with non-Australian languages.

To them, "the German language was unique and carried with it a singular concept of the world and life, revealing the essence of the German people," he said.

Khoisan languages, a unique group of African languages spoken mainly in southern Africa, with two outlying languages found in eastern Africa.

Every language is unique, and no two are the same.

It was his language, his unique narrative," she told AFP news agency earlier this year.