Sentence examples for languages whose from inspiring English sources

Languages whose writings are beloved never really die.

It is one of the few North American Indian languages whose speakers are increasing in number.

Linguists now recognize two major branches, North Omotic and South Omotic, plus the residual Mao group of languages whose subclassification within North Omotic remains uncertain.

Prospective students should start with Living Languages, whose lessons in Italian I found nothing short of delightful, even with a few small hiccups.

Alberti, in Grafton's words, "spent much of his life... trying to construct languages that did not yet exist: languages whose users could regulate the practice of different arts".

Figures released by the Scottish Qualifications show the pass rate has particularly improved in English - up 17.7 percentage points to 27,902 - and modern languages whose pass rate has increased by 15.2 per cent to 7,419.

It's a language whose syntax and idioms I'm still learning.

Burushaski is a linguistic isolate, a language whose genetic relationship to other languages is not yet clear.

Or should you learn a language whose number of globetrotting bilinguals is small relative to its importance?

Even supporters such as Leavis complained of language whose effect "is not to magnify but rather to muffle".

Smith gives us the whole arc of the experience, in a language whose pleasure shines through even the bleakest details.