Sentence examples similar to versatility of language from inspiring English sources

The versatility of the language formalism inspires two overlapping use-cases in the electronic system level (ESL) design automation landscape.

My first job had me coding in Visual Basic, which is still widespread today and testament to the versatility of the language.

Japicx, however, through his Friesche Rymlerye (1668; "Frisian Verse") and other works proved the richness and versatility of the language and saved it from potential extinction.

And yet it is a real answer, one that reflects the versatility of thought and language that comes from studying literature.

The prime minister is a man of great versatility in the use of language.

"The prime minister is a man of great versatility in the use of language and it is a bit below the level". But he didn't demand an apology.

John Bercow claimed David Cameron was a "man of great versatility in the use of language" and said of the jibe: "It's a bit below the level,".

The diversity means versatility in language and specialties.

On Thursday, during his news conference, Parreira spoke easily; joked with reporters; answered questions; and displayed his versatility with the languages of the World Cup.

Most recent investigations emphasize the versatility of each person's speech habits according to levels or styles of language usage.

Maria developed this dexterity from years of language brokering in situations that demanded a linguistic flexibility and versatility that few "English Only" students have the opportunity to experience.