| It's great that this polyglottal octogenarian can still put the wind up blowhard moralists. |
| That is as much as most state schools do, since the Swiss, after 152 years under their present constitution of peaceful coexistence among peoples speaking four native languages, are less polyglottal than outsiders think. |
| This East End boy did not wear his learning, or his polyglottal talents, lightly. |
| She was surprisingly polyglottal, with native fluency in 12 Asian languages. |
| The Journey Home's vision of Irish life is riven with conflicting allegiances, polyglottal voices and an unremitting sense of the nation as a deeply divided society. |
| Beauty-ban Aftermath Singe sat working in his study, brow corrugated in polyglottal thoughts. |
