Sentence examples for that a language from inspiring English sources

Speaking of the decline of pan-Arabism, it's likely that the inability of Arabs to move around the region, speak naturally and be easily understood is a big reason they do not always feel themselves to be one.There's a saying among linguists that "a language is a dialect with an army and a navy".

But it's out of these attributes that a language arises.

The idea that a language is more melodic, romantic, poetic and musical are derived from those communities and regions".

One factor is the level of inflection, or the amount of information that a language carries on a single word.

This practice reminds us that a language cannot be reduced to a dictionary or stock of words and phrases.

James tells himself that a language like English has room enough for everyone from anywhere, which is why it has lately become everybody's second tongue.

"So I speak the language of that world, a language that emerges from the shared experience of healthcare people.

"Typically that's a language that we're not interested in," she added.

That is to say: a culture that spawned a language, no longer necessarily defines it.

Because that is a language the state understands".

That's a language, and art is a language.