Sentence examples for make new languages from inspiring English sources

It was a challenge we expected because we want to have people ask natural questions, but we realize that it means that it would be a challenge to make new languages.

The first young man said he thought it was, and they needed to make new language.

When you write a poem, you make new language, and this act helps children see that they can construct their growing ideas in school within new phrases, sentences, and paragraphs in an infinite amount of ways.

There have been some calls to make new quantum languages open source so that the broader developer community can offer input.

Research at the sleep and dreams lab at Canada's University of Ottawa found that the brains of undergraduates dreaming in French were essentially able to make new connections with the language they were learning.

These are not just some of the languages that make New York the most linguistically diverse city in the world.

"Conditions such as Alzheimer's affect the ability to make new memories and to decode language," he said.

Torrey spent most of her undergraduate semester in Erlangen mastering German and says that having a basic grasp of the language helped her make new friends and get her postdoctoral research done.

"Coming to a new country, learning a new language, making new friends: That's really scary," Mr. Naidu said in a speech to the students.

The focal question was whether gender could play any significant role in the quantity and quality of the students' email writing since it has been made new demands on language that leads to interesting variations in written language use.

They reappear in twentieth-century art through the Cubist desire to make playthings that snubbed their noses at perspective, and the Teutonic urge to make a new language of pure form.