Sentence examples for takes in language from inspiring English sources

His new book takes in language and the arts in its bold attempt to demonstrate that generosity, as mandated by group selection, is humanity's secret ingredient – and continually warring in each one of us with our more selfish instincts.

But the joy he took in language on the page was contagious.

Today English continues to take in new language from Anglo-Indian, Caribbean, South-African, IriScottishtish, Australian, Yiddish and countless others.

Since they go at your own pace, they will complement whatever solo efforts you are taking in learning the language.

The only kind of information I didn't try to take in was learning the language itself".

But the evident care that Tsukiyama takes in her language is sometimes undermined by the hard task of communicating a wealth of historical and technical information.

I spent my intellectual life studying how meaning takes shape in language.

He praised Bulawayo's "moral power and weight", and her "artistry to refrain from moral commentary", saying that she "is a writer who takes delight in language".

Conversation always takes place in language and similarly Gadamer views understanding as always linguistically mediated.

Even in the record's original pieces Mr. Bergonzi has taken in the language of John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, Sonny Rollins, Joe Henderson and Warne Marsh.

But Alabama's tests are automatically graded by computer, using federally financed software — even the approximately 2 percent that are taken in a language other than English.