Sentence examples for would language from inspiring English sources

And only then would language loosen its ancient associations with the invisible breath, the spirit sever itself from the wind, the psyche dissociate itself from the environing air".

This meta-language would be the language in which the principle would be expressed.

Why wouldn't language be also?

Would new language help us tackle the problem?

I would take language learning courses for fun.

Kelly said the event would "celebrate language, diversity and a sense of global togethernesss".

"For us that would be language.

How would tightening language and experience requirements affect employment outcomes amongst individuals entering through the points-based system?

Legal observers have been watching to see whether congressional Democrats would insert language that would create new causes of action or opportunities for legal recovery.

"True immersion seems like one thing where by its very nature would erase language," Kiernan says.

A natural example here would be language (Jackendoff, 2002).