Sentence examples for language was lost from inspiring English sources

Relatives whispered loving words and memories into her ear, knowing that even if language was lost on her, feeling was not.

He must have assumed that I could hear him, but his language was lost in the frozen water packed between us.

"The case of the Canary Islands is of particular interest because the indigenous culture and language was lost after the European colonization, complicating our ability to know more about the past," said Laura Botigué, an expert in North African genetics at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, who was not involved in the study.

In fact, I've heard more regret over whatever ancestral language was lost.

Even if the language is lost, he said, "the wisdom can be transmitted".

Ms. Winthrop's delicate movement language is lost here, the evening's quiet spell utterly broken.

The reduced vowels ĭ and ŭ of the ancestral Slavic language were lost in Russian in weak position during the early historical period.

Somewhere in the world a language is lost every 14 days, according to a 2010 UNESCO report, which predicted that half of the world's 6,000 spoken languages will disappear by the end of this century.

Sherman and colleagues had initially set out to test the "regression hypothesis", the idea that language is lost in a reverse trajectory to how it was acquired during childhood, with sophisticated vocabulary being the first thing to go.

Conversely, if the Miriwoong language is lost completely, it would only reinforce the current cycle of degradation and hopelessness that has engulfed far too many people in our communities.

Brain research over the past 30 years has shown that if a part of the brain controlling movement or sensation or language is lost because of a stroke or injury, other parts of the brain can take over the lost function – often as well as the region that was lost.