Sentence examples for language which bears from inspiring English sources

It was invaded by Arabs in AD 870 and ruled by them for two centuries; their principle legacy was the Maltese language, which bears many Arabic traces to this day.

With certain modifications, the language Aasen fostered (which bears the most resemblance to Norway's western dialects) rapidly gained national prominence and eventually achieved co-official status with Dano-Norwegian.

Beatboxing, which bears relationships to African click language and American scat singing, emerged about 30 years ago, the province of buskers.

But ultimately my interest in language won the day, and I became fascinated with linguistics, which bears a certain similarity to mathematics (logic reflects this overlap), although in linguistics the abstractions tend to be more philosophical and ultimately involve reflections on the nature of language, thought, and reality.

Raised in Sicily, which had a significant Muslim population, he spoke numerous languages including Arabic, had a Muslim bodyguard and his coronation mantle, which bears Arabic inscriptions, became the coronation mantle for every Holy Roman Emperor until the 18th century.

By James Surowiecki October 21, 2008 In his essay "The Analytical Language of John Wilkins, Jorge Luis Borgess famously described a Chinese encyclopedia which bore the lovely name Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge.

In his essay "The Analytical Language of John Wilkins, Jorge Luis Borgess famously described a Chinese encyclopedia which bore the lovely name Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge.

Fleck credits his clubs, which bore Hogan's signature.

The rachillae, which bear the flowers, emerge from the rachis.

There are several finer points which bear discussion.

There are however also some weak points which bear discussion.