Sentence examples for sorts of language from inspiring English sources

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The two sorts of language classification, historical and typological, serve different purposes and are differently based.

Another lesson to impart is that we use different sorts of language in different situations.

Children learn language – all sorts of language – from the adults around them and from media such as TV.

(Victoria Farrell's costumes match the script's flair for bringing out the cartoonishness in the ordinary.) All sorts of language -- as ludicrously artificial as the set's painted scrims -- is inflated and punctured, whether it's the hysterical monologues of old movie soap operas, the tourist-trap quaintness of Squeamish speech or the fascist uplift of 12-step jargon.

Experimental methods ignore none or partial engagement because they may be against the research questions as the research questions try to find patterns of language learning whereas conversational analysis picture out all sorts of language behavior since they can better show the reality of class.

In fact, you make these sorts of language readjustments constantly.

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You hear all sorts of languages at the school gate.

That sort of language is slightly discomfiting.

This sort of language is the enemy of cool reason.

That sort of language only turns up the heat.

We haven't heard that sort of language since 1870".

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