Sentence examples for the unique language from inspiring English sources

One of the most prominent parts of the book was the unique language that Sophie used.

The unique language of the arts is not better – intellectually or morally – than other languages.

And only through developing and delivering the unique language available to games can that understanding of language grow to the point where it is as easily digestible by a mainstream audience as film and literature already are.

This weekend, on ABC News' "This Week," host George Stephanopoulos rather conscientiously attempted to elicit a "yes" or "no" answer from Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who was invited to clarify the unique language of his state's recently enacted Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

With a generation of stakeholders and taxpayers who understand the unique "language of money" in Uganda (and by extension all of Africa), the continent would within a generation be completely transformed into a dynamic engine of sustainable growth, opportunity, and the dignity that it so rightly deserves.

What is at risk is not simply the vocabulary and grammar of this unique language, but the Hadza's – and by extension, part of humanity's – cultural heritage and expression.

One of the few models of this unique language initiative is found at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York.

The Kumzari have a unique language – the only one of Persian origin on the south side of the Gulf – and they began to quietly sing in it as they spread the net in a 50-metre arc out into the water then back towards the shore.

"Tandy!" one will gleefully proclaim in the pair's unique language.

Ah, the island of Yeats, Joyce and Bono, the world's most unique language (Gaelic) and exquisite farm to fork cuisine.

"The case has always been about one agreement with very unique language," the company said in a statement.