Sentence examples for place of language from inspiring English sources

In place of language and conventional character portrayal, which is also undermined, are other kinds of artifice.

"The drawings often take the place of language as I work out jokes and images, scenarios and ideas.

They are, then, a stand-in for language, so it's unlikely that they will soon earnestly take the place of language-constructed texts, let alone entire novels.

In eighth place, 86percentt of language graduates can expect to get jobs or a spot on a post-graduate degree course within six months of graduation.

Socio-demographic information is collected including education level, place of birth, language spoken at home, employment status and income.

Third, most existing research about acculturation has relied on surrogate measures of acculturation (e.g. place of birth, language, length of residency in the host country) rather than standardized scales of acculturation.

The truth is, history is made up of what we choose to accept and shaped by what we reject, and to declare Achebe alone as the "father of modern African literature" is to skew the realities of the world's second largest continent, a place of multiple languages and identities, that has been sharing and writing stories for longer than the modern English language has existed.

LOS ANGELES — This is a place of many languages and cultures and, during Thursday's first round of the Northern Trust Open, so was Riviera Country Club.

In the latest to be reported, separatists in Donetsk seized control of the regional television and radio headquarters, demanding that broadcasts by Russian state channels be switched back on, in place of Ukrainian-language services.

In other developments: Separatists in Donetsk have seized control of the regional TV and radio headquarters, demanding broadcasts by a Russian channel be switched back on, in place of Ukrainian-language services.

Other variables considered but not found to be significantly associated with this outcome were rural/urban residence, place of birth, languages spoken, marital status and other social support indices and having a regular physician.