Sentence examples for more language than from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes," he says, conveying information in an e-mail message "requires a lot more language than we are accustomed to".

Babies can usually understand much more language than they are able to communicate.

I think I speak more languages than Jurgen right now.

"Nobody is in more countries and more languages than we are today," said Bob Davis, the chief executive of Lycos.

Thankfully, delegates to this kind of affair tend to understand more languages than they feel comfortable speaking.

A political analyst remarked that Rosenberg's testimony was being translated into more languages than the works of Guatemala's most famous poets and novelists.

What's more, U.S. unicorns speak way more languages than their Asian counterparts.

Why some implicatures are common to more languages than others is an open question on any view.

The Church speaks more languages than the United Nations and is represented among thousands of subgroups of people that you've never heard of.

This also means the VS Code now supports for more languages than before (the original focus was mostly on JavaScript and TypeScript).

TechCrunch has millions of readers around the globe, and they speak far more languages than our staffers or guests at Disrupt.