Sentence examples for too many languages from inspiring English sources

"We have too many languages and cultures, indeed, the idea of an unique [European] newspaper is for now just a utopia.

Finding a translator who speaks the specific indigenous language of your employee(s) is not a practical solution because there are simply too many languages.

He also opposed having too many languages spoken by children in the classroom and praised a Labour mayor who cut council-funded translation materials and foreign newspapers in libraries to promote integration.

Some will even insist that their own language is "more unique" than any other; but there is no known way of measuring uniqueness, and in any case this claim has been made about too many languages to be taken seriously.

There are too many languages to list here, but you should certainly look into all of your options.

Too many language devices at one time tends to get on the reader's nerves and distracts us from the main plot, so don't over-use them.

He's able to give you clear, verbal resolution of an idea without too many words, and his language is really a vernacular language, the language of everyday words.

I don't, you know, understand too many words in our native language".

They address the choosing of core languages in a multilingual community, such as the European Union, and argue that although too many official languages might harm cohesiveness, efficiency, and communication, reducing their number brings about alienation and disenfranchisement of groups.

There are so many options for developers now, and there are just too many programming languages and devices.

Pergament cited the lack of prominent female characters and "a reliance on too many risque-language jokes" as the weaknesses of the show.