Sentence examples for whose languages from inspiring English sources

The combatants are Semites whose languages bear similarity to Hebrew and Arabic.

Previous studies have suggested that such directional effects are reversed in those whose languages read from right to left.

This myth was based in part on the assumption that peoples whose languages are related are also related racially.

The study found that soccer experts whose languages read left to right call more fouls when the action moves in the opposite direction, or right to left.

First, those languages that show productive or active vowel harmony, with the exception of Baltic-Finnic, have had recent Turkic neighbours whose languages exhibited vowel harmony.

There are also a tiny number of  isolated Native American groups whose languages appear not to be related in any way to Asian-originating American  Indian peoples.

Daniel Balson, Washington Watch whose language?

He never conflated the Germans, whose language and culture he loved, and the Hitlerites.

Their wives still inhabit a strange country, whose language and customs they never mastered.

A barbarian is just a local whose language you haven't yet bothered to learn.

Also occupying the northern plateau are Bilin speakers, whose language belongs to the Cushitic family.