Sentence examples similar to never ending language from inspiring English sources

With the head of Quebec's Office de la Langue Français resigning over the recent Pastagate scandal, and the ongoing hearings into toughening Bill 101, the never-ending language debate is once again on the front burner in Quebec.

Or as he would later claim in his Berlin lectures: "language is an ongoing becoming and continually changing, never ending poem of human kind" (1884, I, 388).

Its never ending.

"The never ending journey".

"They're talking in another language and it never ends," said Ruth Britten, a retired fashion executive who lives in Manhattan.

Lee had, therefore, two childhoods, as he writes in "A Hymn to Childhood": "one that didn't last," because it was disrupted by trauma, and "one that never ends," because it was redeemed by language.

In the Navajo language he stated, "The road itself never ends.

That struggle never ends.

The competition never ends.

The aftermaths never end.

Conflicts never end.