Sentence examples for more unique language from inspiring English sources

A full exploration of these is beyond the scope of this paper, but may show improvements in identifying communities with more unique language patterns.

Some will even insist that their own language is "more unique" than any other; but there is no known way of measuring uniqueness, and in any case this claim has been made about too many languages to be taken seriously.

I think it is fair to say that he, more than anyone, created a unique language out of the sixties which will reverberate throughout many coming generations.

What is more unique, he says, is the company's predictive recommendations, which is built in-house by his team of natural language and other AI specialists.

Perhaps, instead of shoehorning brown faces into sitcoms or asking Jerry Seinfeld to have more minority friends, we should be concerned about giving minorities the chance to create their own shows that speak their unique language.

"Even more unique than Ichiro".

"The internationalized art world relies on a unique language.

The unique language of the arts is not better – intellectually or morally – than other languages.

Australian Aboriginal languages are a unique language group, having no generally accepted genetic connections with non-Australian languages.

"It was something a little more unique.

"They've got a unique diet, they've got a unique language in terms of their dialect and they've got a unique culture.