Sentence examples for languages of human from inspiring English sources
20th century linguistics was born out of anthropology, and anthropological studies of language built on the efforts of European missionaries to understand the languages of human societies that had been isolated from European contact.
Having grown up in the era of silence and denial about AIDS, many young people like Maryon want to be part of what they see as an opening up of Kisumu and life in it to global languages of human rights and gender equality, to science and 'positive living'; some want to make Kenya 'a better place', others talk of 'helping the community'.
"I was impatient with the sloppy use of the language of human rights.
The EU speaks the language of human rights throughout the world.
Mr. Makiya argues that the language of human rights and the language of Arab nationalism and political Islam are irreconcilable.
His party speaks the language of human rights and political tolerance, although with less fluency than some others.
Years from now, Republicans might actually regret introducing that language of human rights into the pro-life discussion.
To a large degree it's because they are using this language of human rights; they make themselves very appealing.
Instead, groups such as Helem, a Lebanese NGO, use the secular language of human rights, citing United Nations declarations.
From which it follows, seeing the variety and differences between other languages, that this one ought to be judged the true language of human nature.
Even Ronald Reagan, deemed generally a realist in foreign policy, often resorted to the language of human rights -- the concept of democracy versus tyranny -- in waging the cold war.
