Sentence examples similar to space for language from inspiring English sources

Speakers of previously exclusively oral tongues are turning to the web as a virtual space for languages to live on.

The web spaces for language conservation or exhibition are usually constructed without direct reference to the archived data.

The received wisdom for much of the 20th century was that there was really only space for one language in a child's brain.

Il Male had in fact created space for the language of satire, but many other forms of storytelling were still unexplored".

Il Male had in fact created space for the language of satire, but many other forms of storytelling were still unexplored". The two brought in Filippo Scòzzari, an illustrator and one of the key figures in the 70s underground, and they developed the idea for Frigidaire.

In a few years, the board promised, the city would have new electronic voting machines with space for multiple languages.

Technology is not only helping minorities "expand their voice and expand their presence" but it is providing space for minority languages to take their place in the international digital arena.

One of the beauties of a big book -- a good one, anyway -- is that it provides space and context for language that might seem inappropriate in a work of smaller scope.

As such, professional associations can provide 'empowering spaces' for foreign language teachers (Lamb 2012).

Neither, significantly, is there space for any foreign-language film, which suggests that comedy (at least talky comedy) is not the universal language it's sometimes cracked up to be.

Unless otherwise noted, all of the polls below are from 1968 and, unless edited for space, the language is that used at the time.