Sentence examples for multilingual nature from inspiring English sources
The increasingly multilingual nature of the modern web and the rich linguistic variety that comes with it makes this an ever more complicated process.
An underlying motivation for relying on this broad set of references, rather than exclusively on an English dictionary, was to recognize the multilingual nature of musical tags.
When principal C was asked about writing such a sign, which expresses an important school value, only in English, he responded, "It is important that students practice their English knowledge on the school walls, reflecting the multilingual nature of teaching three languages in our schools.
Many of the relevant behavioural terms were highly ambiguous, and this was further complicated by the multilingual nature of some of the study sites.
When Einar Haugen introduced the term in 1954, he sought to describe the fluid nature with which multilingual people moved between languages.
Massone et al.[ 28], who studied a non-commercial tele-consulting system in the field of dermatology, concluded that these systems are promising when they are non-commercial, discretionary, multilingual and open-access in nature.
Meanwhile, Mr. Lee offered something completely different in his speech: a multicultural, multilingual salutation that reflected the deeply globalized nature of his movie, which explores human survival, animals, and religions.
I eventually pursued my own studies in linguistics, a subject that fascinated me by the potential it offered to gain a better understanding of the nature of language, the relationship between language and culture, and my own multilingual background.
Deprived of paternal influence from the age of five, Roger was brought up in a cosmopolitan, multilingual world of Greek and Muslim tutors and secretaries and soon revealed an exotic strain in his nature.
