Sentence examples for some sort of language from inspiring English sources

"Dance is some sort of language that we use to make new friends," says Amanda Coko, putting her actions into words.

Instead of the meaningfulness of language being grounded in imagery, the meaningfulness of imagery seems to need grounding in some sort of language.

It seems to me that some sort of language that would say, in some sort of a hint, or a hashtag or whatever it would be, that says just send this to Twitter.

Every concept learning system produces hypotheses that are written in some sort of constrained language called the concept description language, and for most learning systems, the concept description language is fixed.

"But France hasn't yet understood that this is a part of the French language, it isn't some sort of separate language, and it's very rich," Guène says.

"It's some sort of operating language.

If time is fleeting, how can you capture the splendor of the world in some sort of new language that is yours alone?

When it came to communicating with the beyond, I expected some sort of special language, but Copperhead began speaking in a tone one might use to coax out a recalcitrant teenager who locked himself in the bedroom.

Senator Bob Casey, a freshman Democrat from Pennsylvania and a prominent opponent of abortion rights, was tapped to devise some sort of compromise language on coverage for abortions to bring Mr. Nelson on board.

So, Mayor Steve Lonegan of Bogota and some of his like-minded constituents are in such high dudgeon over a billboard advertising hamburgers in Spanish that they wish to conduct a referendum that would have the effect of establishing English as some sort of "official" language in the borough.

There was a video of clowns laughing and burbling in some sort of unhuman language.