Sentence examples for multitude of tongues from inspiring English sources
The multitude of tongues gives the forum a dynamic sense of globalism – along with the steep communication challenges.
Yet the Hapsburg Empire was also profoundly multinational: Vienna was sometimes compared to "Babel" because of its multitude of tongues.
She is radically, almost aggressively mixed; in one passage she can and does code-switch with ease between a multitude of tongues — from Yiddish to so-called Ebonics to highbrow academic jargon.
Much of the conversation focused on a Europe in transition -- a place where a young, Internet-nurtured generation is artfully sidestepping political boundaries and cultural barriers to doing business, and where a multitude of tongues and national points of view both foster flexibility and impede change.
Many countries around the world - and particularly some of the most strategically astute countries - already profit from the competitive advantage of competence in a multitude of tongues.
In his 1978 opinion on Regents of the University of California v. Bakke, Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. noted that truth is discovered "out of a multitude of tongues".
Top-of-mind means tip-of-tongue.
A multitude of languages are used by 35 million Canadians, with English and French (the official languages) being the mother tongues of approximately 60% and 20% of Canadians respectively.
She is radically, almost aggressively mixed; in one passage she can and does code-switch with ease between a multitude of tongues from Yiddish to so-called Ebonics to highbrow academic jargon.
A multitude of characters.
