Sentence examples for recreate languages from inspiring English sources
"When people try to recreate languages, they often will focus in on kinship terms as being an important thing to revive because it's such a fundamental bedrock for their community," McConvell tells Guardian Australia.
Mr. Breuer said it was "impossible" to recreate the language.
He immersed himself in these materials to recreate the language, grammar and syntax common to 18th-century Boston.
"One finds a growing ease in recreating the language to suit one's culture, which is a very hodge-podge culture, and one that's also comfortable in its own dysfunctionality".
Ms. Lauinger concurred: "Yes, poets feel they have to recreate and refresh the language.
The grandeur of the music is that it is an art which has managed to bring in influences from every corner of our culture and recreate it with a language which is more powerful and newer".
"I tried to intuit from the face, from its play of expressions and from gestures, the truth about a particular person, and to recreate in my own pictorial language the distillation of a human being that would survive in my memory," he wrote in his autobiography.
It is very difficult to recreate that style in any other language – so much of what's great about it gets lost in translation.
"If for some reason it isn't possible for that man to go on the grass-cutter, then you have to find a way to recreate that feeling for him through language and gesture".
But Sony has made a jump in finding a way to package "Oz" and its magazine-style format as an entry that can be recreated in other countries in other languages.
