Sentence examples for modern speakers from inspiring English sources

Descartes used conscientia the way modern speakers would use "conscience".

Because of this, modern speakers can understand the Icelanders' sagas.

Some classifier-noun pairings are arbitrary, or at least appear to modern speakers to have no semantic motivation.

Some modern speakers have plugs instead of speaker wiring.

In that light, the modern Speaker's job is less one of a chief operating officer than of a chief revenue officer — or, rather, the guy in charge of investor relations.

In that light, the modern Speaker's job is less one of a chief operating officer than of a chief revenue officer—or, rather, the guy in charge of investor relations.

Regardless, the prolific summer fund-raising by both lawmakers underscores the giant sums of money that are dumping from both parties into down-ballot races this year, the intensity of the stakes, and how fund-raising has become both a top responsibility of the modern speaker and a means to holding on to that power at the top.

But the modern speaker industry only took shape in recent decades, spurred by the huge growth in business travel.

Among other duties, the modern speaker must spend much of his or her time traveling the country to raise money for the party's candidates.

Around a third of the vocabulary differences between modern Bantu speakers arose this way, around a fifth of the differences between speakers of Indo-European languages, and around a tenth of the Austronesians.

How odd would Napoleon's Corsican accent sound to modern French speakers?