Sentence examples for this common language from inspiring English sources
For some five or six generations, the Śaṅgam poets spoke this common language of symbols, creating a body of lyrical poetry probably unequalled in passion, maturity, and delicacy by anything in any Indian literature.
This common language is understandable because the monotheistic conception of God differs essentially only in one respect from that of other religions: in the belief that God is one and absolutely unique.
This common language is the basis for any economy, culture or society.
Vaccine adjuvants and new immunisation strategies for generation of more potent immunity can also be viewed through this common language lens.
This common language of pattern that unites rhythm with geometry is never more apparent than when you're watching Kevin Lucas play marimba,doing what he does best as a 'marimba and World Drum Specialist.' Music is mathematics and Lucas happily transposes equation, calculus and dimension straight to your ears.
I think any band that's been together for a number of years develops a certain way of communicating and just this common language of what they expect from a song, where they should go with something or important ways to treat a song, balancing it out, making sure there are surprises, things like that.
"The media is so massive now, so diverse that people can be tuned in to their own communities and not feel the need to learn the common language of this city and this country.
(Chinen) * JOHN HICKS/BUSTER WILLIAMS/LOUIS HAYES (Tonight and tomorrow night) Streamlined hard bop is the common language of this all-star trio, featuring Mr. Hicks on piano, Mr. Williams on bass and Mr. Hayes on drums.
An effect of this size, interpreted using the "Common Language Effect Size" approach of McGraw and Wong (32), implies there is a 53% chance that a woman with endometriosis was younger at menarche than a woman without endometriosis if both individuals were chosen at random from a population.
But also, it's the common language that we speak".
We call this a "common language" on energy.
