Sentence examples for lines of language from inspiring English sources

"We do a similar thing here, but more along the lines of language.

It is an ethnocentric, tribalistic society clearly divided along the lines of language, religion, class (caste) and ethnicity.

Everything about South Africa is negotiated, including the terms of coexistence across lines of language, race, ideology and class.

And how do we do that across lines of language, religion, ethnicity and politics?" He was inspired by Barack Obama's visit to Nairobi in August 2015 – which a CNN journalist said was potentially dangerous, labelling east Africa "a hotbed of terror".

Trauma (the word means "wound" in Greek) is seen as a rupture in the long line of language that constructs who we are.

Hellerstein and Neumark (2004) find that occupations are strongly segregated along the line of language ability and that segregation by language explains one third of Hispanic-white segregation in the workplace.

And amongst the wailing mothers and wives are Arabs, and although the Kurdish grandmother does not speak Arab, and the Arabs do not speak Kurdish, they cross the line of language and communicate their grief and compassion.

And they are the first in what has become a long line of language-based works by an artist who is equally an object maker and a conceptualist, and as interested in the past as in the present.

A major open question in natural language research is the role of communicative efficiency in the origin and on-line processing of language structures.

Finding bugs in the millions of lines of computer language that describe a chip's function is difficult enough.

Many ethnic groups have carved out niches in the 'industry' of crime, operating in different 'sectors' along lines of family, language and race.