Sentence examples for relationship to language from inspiring English sources

"Anyone can come and experience poetry in a new way that will deepen their relationship to language".

This is why writers, even those who have never existed outside their native tongues, often harbour in their relationship to language a quiet nervousness.

Not surprisingly, Nelson has a very precise relationship to language — and to the vicissitudes of personal history, including the self-mythologizing that goes into making a transformed self.

"It gave me a relationship to language that I could merge with other relationships to language that I had cultivated," he said.

Made by Professor Honig's cousin, the filmmaker Alan Berliner, the movie chronicles its subject's changing relationship to language, memory and sense of self as his illness progresses.

The central emotional drama of "In the Blood" is not race but the way race colors a woman's relationship to language, and thus to the world.

The effects of some parenting practices (family reading habits and child screen time) that have not previously been investigated in any studies of language outcomes in children with CIs and their relationships to language outcomes are also examined.

All Koreans speak the Korean language, whose relationship to other languages is disputed; it may be related to Japanese or languages of the Altaic group, and it contains many Chinese loanwords.

Burushaski is a linguistic isolate, a language whose genetic relationship to other languages is not yet clear.

Their relationship to the language tends to be passive — most people understand it well, because they hear it frequently, but they struggle to speak it.

This paper seeks to clarify the nature of sentence repetition tasks and their relationship to other language skills.