Sentence examples for languages both from inspiring English sources

His playfulness with languages, both visual and verbal, suggests a conviction that they are little more than toys.

While they have distinct languages, both were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and share a Roman Catholic religious identity.

Of ancient languages, both Dacian (or Daco-Mysian) and Illyrian have been tentatively considered its ancestor or nearest relative.

This consists of the Cornelius Baker Hall of Philosophy and the Hall of Languages, both in rose-gold stone, and as the centerpiece, the massive Gould Memorial Library.

The Altaic languages have been highly receptive to borrowings from other languages, both Altaic and non-Altaic, but the core vocabulary and grammatical markers remain native.

The importance of English was reduced, and Indian languages, both as subjects of study and as media of instruction, began to receive greater attention.

Pacy and compact, its faraway lilt imitates immigrant English, a language both broken and beautiful.

The photographer writes: "I personally find Arabic to be a beautiful language, both written and spoken".

— Daniel Wenger This year, I've sought out and found solace in language, both poetry and prose.

In Waiting for Godot, language both protects us from absurdity and makes the absurdity possible.

The history of the Mongolian language, both spoken and written, consists of three periods.