Sentence examples for of language though from inspiring English sources

The laws of language, though, are different.

For professional scholars of language, though, they are more like history books.

Two years later, as president, he used none of that sort of language, though as he did a year ago, he hinted to Armenians that he still felt the same way.

Compositionality and representationalism are issues that have produced great disagreement amongst semanticists and philosophers of language, though less so nowadays than they did in the 1980s.

(Mr. Dundar, knowing the delicacy of the topic, preferred to speak in his native Turkish for the interview for maximum precision of language, though his English is fluent).

Technically, Crace can be depended upon for an elegance of language, though one notices in this novel how often the aphoristic style rings false: "Successful people are too busy, as the saying goes, to take care of the chickens".

Some of the limits on language, though, can seem quite arbitrary, the writers say.

The effect of this language, though, may not be the deterrent that Air Products intends.

Zandonai, for his part, obviously had his ears open to the currents of his time; his musical language, though grounded in Italian lyricism, bears traces of "Tristan und Isolde," "Pelléas et Mélisande and Der Rosenkavalierer".

He also suggested that a school ranked tenth and one ranked ninetieth might be that the latter has some diplomats' kids in it who speak all sorts of languages, though not much English.

Part of the problem with this type of language initiative though is that individuals within the discipline have split views.