Sentence examples for sense of language from inspiring English sources

Or maybe my sense of language is more advanced than most people's.

He combined a fine sense of language with the skills of a first-class lawyer".

Last month, Google open sourced a tool that helps make sense of language.

Mr. Itta enhanced that aura with a poetic sense of language and an ornately beaded leather vest.

They found infants make sense of language, tell faces, and can distinguish Vivaldi played forwards or backwards.

A poet and musician, he combined stylized realism with humour and a uniquely delicate sense of language and rhythm.

Seuss's verses lodge in his readers' heads and, like all great poetry, enlarge their sense of what language -- their language -- can do.

It applies even if there is no ambiguity in the language in the sense of the language being capable of two different meanings".

In Persuasion, Austen advances the sense of embodied language from her earlier work to language as sensory immersion, particularly through the sensation of words as sounds.

His performance has vibrancy and an idiomatic sense of French language and style.

So judges, listen to the people and to your own sense of the language; the dictionary-writers are watching you.