Sentence examples for root language from inspiring English sources

But his root language didn't change: from the first chorus on, he was flirting with the blues.

It is the mathematic precision of a Semetic root language and the emotional resonance of a culture that boasts a cadre of literature and poetry spanning centuries.

But this may be due to an unfortunate fact: he thinks that at its root, language is easy, and so interpreting a historical text like the Constitution is easy too.But it isn't easy.

That people relate to and are inspired by music, when nothing else seems to work, and even when they do not understand the root language.

But in the time since -- what I describe as a language, the root language being born here in New York and Philadelphia -- has now gone on to conquer the world.

The team used this vocabulary data to construct evolutionary trees showing how new languages sprouted from root languages.

Make up the root words for your language.

Since there are so many words in this dang language (around 750,000 in certain methods of counting -- way more than other comparable languages), learning root words can help cut you to the chase.

Researchers are divided about how significant FOXP2 really is, because it is involved in the mechanics of speech production, not the mental abilities that lie at the root of language.

The earthy regional sounds ruffle the familiar strut of Shakespeare's eloquence and root the language more in the belly than in the larynx.

Clearly, Korngold was not a bit intrigued by the radical innovations of the Second Viennese School, though his tonally rooted harmonic language is spiked with out-of-focus chords and wayward inner voices to create exotic colors and emotional tension.