Sentence examples for languages not only from inspiring English sources
Noam Chomsky has brilliantly demonstrated that all languages – not only verbal ones – have certain structures and procedures in common.
For "Granddaughter," she received support from the Endangered Language Fund, which is based in New Haven and aims to preserve languages not only for their speakers, but for all who can learn from them.
Software developers say that Microsoft's vast influence in programming languages not only gives the company special advantages in developing applications; it also tends to bind outside developers to Microsoft's operating systems and applications programs.
Several respondents have commented that various problems occur if not all team members speak all languages, not only for the code quality, but also for organizational issues such as finding replacements during a vacation or when developers leave a company.
The government has begun to make efforts to save Taiwan's indigenous languages, not only because indigenous culture is a key attraction for tourists, but there is growing recognition that it is an integral part of the island's identity.
He is probably one of the very few social philosophers who (apart from his fluency in several modern European languages) not only read the biblical writers, ancient philosophers, poets, orators and Church fathers in their original languages, but was equally at home deciphering the walls of an Egyptian temple.
Such language not only plays to people's fears, it is far from accurate.
Literary language not only doesn't seem to have a funnybone, it is also often utterly devoid of meaning.
If language not only describes but also creates, then, as their vocabulary disappears, so, too, does the empirical world.
Removing the offending language not only waters down the meaning of the play, he argues, it drowns it.
Others say a creeping intrusion of foul language, not only on radio but occasionally on television and in newspapers as well, reflects a general deterioration of standards.
