Sentence examples for still languages from inspiring English sources

Still, languages are holding their own on campus.

Still, language is a commons.

Still, language changes, and I understand how the use of "illegal" as a noun has taken on an offensive connotation.

Still, "Language" is a useful study of a burgeoning theory compatible with Darwinism, anthropology, psychology and philosophy — an interdisciplinary orientation the Chomskyans have largely spurned.

Still, language issues may not be as important as some struggling writers make them out to be.

But rumor has it there is still language in Tuva's constitution that claims independence and, for whatever reason, Russia lets the language remain.

Still, language from the 2005 "Stand Your Ground" law was included in jury instructions at the onset of the case.

Still, language development seems unaffected.

Of course, the vaguer-still language in the Lieberman bill about "engaging in" or "supporting" hostilities goes beyond even the overflowing bounds of "material support".

I think communicating with sounds instead of words is still about language; it is just another kind of language.

Most public colleges still teach languages, but fewer are allowing students to make them a specialty.