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Example sentences for "foreign languages"

  • On his shelves one always found books of science and volumes in foreign languages.

  • Works on language and in foreign languages; R.

  • Much discursive reading is not only injurious to the faculty of memory, but may be positively destructive of it.

  • Theory apart, it is conceded that a system of memorizing which had proved widely or generally successful in making a good memory out of a poor one, would deserve much credit.

  • At the basis of this practice of the memory, lies the habit of attention.

  • With this in mind, we naturally ask whether they show any unusual proficiency or deficiency in the acquisition of foreign languages?

  • He must be a gentleman, educated in science, in history, and in foreign languages; but above all, he must be versed in political economy and law.

  • Careful gradation is not so vital in subjects of social content as it is in mathematics, foreign languages, and exact sciences.

  • So far as is known, no college or university makes education an absolute requirement such as is made with respect to foreign languages, science, mathematics, or philosophy.

  • I had an immense number of foreign languages in my head.

  • Richard Mulcaster has already been mentioned as the first Englishman who emphatically urged that English should be studied as thoroughly as foreign languages.

  • They were continually in need of foreign languages, and French was certainly the most useful, and, for those trading with France and the Netherlands, quite indispensable.

  • No doubt many "raw young travellers" did "waste their time abroad in gallantry, ignorant for the most part of foreign languages, and no recommendation to their own country.

  • My amendment concerns books in the ancient languages, and in foreign languages, that is, in the languages of modern Europe; and the single point of the Senator is school-books.

  • My amendment reaches the large amount of works concerning science and literature and jurisprudence in ancient and in foreign languages; and why should these be subjected to a duty?

  • Cattell finds this so indubitable, that he wants to use speed as a test in the examinations in foreign languages.

  • Publication in foreign languages of works of Japanese literature and art.

  • Publication in foreign languages of works relating to various branches of Japanese history.

  • Publication in foreign languages of a periodical relating to Japanese literature and art.

  • The learning of a perfectly natural alphabet is in itself of educative value; it inculcates the idea of phonetic writing and serves once for all as an essential preparation for the study of any number of foreign languages.

  • The sounds of foreign languages must be heard early, in order that the strangeness may wear off.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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