Sentence examples for relatively simple language from inspiring English sources

But spelling is ancillary to a language's real complexity; English is a relatively simple language, absurdly spelled.Perhaps the "hardest" language studied by many Anglophones is Latin.

That means that he can skip much of the modern technical terminology of genetics and use relatively simple language, which is just as well, because what he has to say is quite hard to understand.

"They now understand they have to talk in relatively simple language," agree with one another to reduce fear, and, above all, "work out 'What is the man on the street going to think of this?' ".

The original IPDE is written in relatively simple language and difficult expressions have been avoided.

Keeping in mind previous feedback we used excerpts with relatively simple language and which were directly related to Nepal.

Computers struggle with even relatively simple natural language -- sarcasm, humor and even negation present difficulties.

As a case study, we detail our solution of the LDTA'11 Tool Challenge: a modular implementation of Oberon-0, a relatively simple imperative programming language.

What I'm referring to here, and throughout the piece, as the "language of violence" is a relatively simple idea: it is the kind of language we apply to situations of real or imagined violence.

Learning the Java language is relatively simple, but mastering its APIs is a major investment you make as a Java developer.

But, as anyone who has studied Latin or, for that matter, the Native American language of Potawatomi, knows, English is relatively simple when it comes to morphology; in many other languages, the structure of words is vastly more complex.

After that, Jain says going into more linguistically homogenous languages will be relatively simple.