Sentence examples for latter language from inspiring English sources

Woolf was unparalleled at that latter language.

(That latter language comes from the opinions themselves; see, e.g., Com. v. Blystone, 549 A. 2d 81 — Pa: Supreme Court 1988).

Although Aytmatov composed in both Russian and Kyrgyz, many of his works, which are predominantly long short stories and novellas, were originally written in the latter language.

As a philologist, he considered Arabic the queen of languages, in spite of the fact that his own native tongue was Persian (and though he wrote several minor works in that latter language).

While the 16th century ruler's views may still hold true to some today, his unflattering opinion of the latter language is more likely to be influenced not by the power and status of the country at the time than the tone of its speakers.

The combination "Cz" is used neither in English nor Czech to represent the sound that in the latter language is written as a "C" topped with a diacritical symbol called a hácek.Ladd SetonNew Canaan, ConnecticutSIR – You incorrectly render the German word for Chechnya.

For the latter languages, the future is not grammatically separable from the present.

It is recommended to complete the translation process for the latter languages before using them in international studies.

The latter has language programmes too.

PAT in fact took us little further than existing security knowledge, although the latter's language was rather different, less consistent and less analytic.

The latter is language that promotes violence or intimidation towards a protected or minority class of people.