Sentence examples for writes a language from inspiring English sources

Hughes mapped an England of 'stilled legendary depth'; Hill writes a language of great battered allure, of coiled compounds and stiff historicity; and Heaney, using what he has called 'a music of binding and of loosing', fattens his words with sediment, the sediment of crossed (and cross) English and Irish pasts.

He writes, "A language is less a sum of signs (words, grammatical and syntactical forms) than a methodological means of differentiating signs from one another, and thereby constituting a linguistic universe of which we later say--once it is precise enough to crystallize significant intentions, and to have it reborn in another that it expresses a world of thought…" (PW, 31).

Until the middle of the 20th century, the Mongols and Buryats used Mongol script to write a language known as Classical, or Literary, Mongolian.

Ambassador John Beyrle is fluent in Russian (he writes a Russian-language blog) and is highly visible.

He writes in a language that is not English.

Why teach the subjunctive mode to students who write a spoken language?

Montale's poetry is famously difficult, written in a language that is both private and symbolic.

And she wrote in a language no one had ever read before.

Buddhist works were also written in a language that has been called Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit.

How does it feel to write in a language that's not your first language?

With the exceptions of Romans and Tuscans, the Italian tongue was, for the minority of late-19th-century inhabitants of the peninsula who knew it, 'a second language, a written language, a language of public affairs and literature'.