Sentence examples for the babel of from inspiring English sources
The babel of local voices?
The babel of voices rises and falls; a single voice dominates then fades away.
The babel of languages, the bluntness, the old-school courtesy, the crime, the opulence, the martinis!
As Marx observed: "All that is solid melts into air" - in this case into noise, the Babel of mass disempowerment.
What impressed me most was the Babel of languages audible among the files of visitors pouring off the tour buses.
The Babel of different musical languages promises not strife but diverse pleasures, available amazingly close to home.
The mix this time is especially potent, drawn from the Nazi depths and from the contemporary Babel of the Internet, which seethes like a global subconscious, spreading information and misinformation and what Nietzsche called ressentiment.
Bring a picnic or descend the wobbly gangplank and the sluggish lift to access the coruscating Babel of global resto-brands that is the Southbank.
In his New York mode, Auster pays tribute to what Rose Ferguson thinks of as "dear, dirty, devouring New York, the capital of human faces, the horizontal Babel of human tongues".
Chomsky, however, believed that culture played little role in the study of language, and that going to far-flung places to record the arcane babel of near-extinct tongues was a pointless exercise.
I wanted to see if I could go on to do a history of the language, the full sweep, texts and all, beginning with those Germanic invasions up to the present Babel of Englishnesses.
