Sentence examples for Formidable language from inspiring English sources

(I'm indebted to Victor E. Sasson, a North Jersey resident with Syrian roots who writes a food blog, "Do You Really Know What You're Eating?," and accompanied me to the restaurant, guiding me over some formidable language barriers).

With its strict rules about flavor balance, visual harmony, seasonality and presentation, plus its lengthy apprenticeship and formidable language barrier, traditional Japanese cuisine has preserved its mystique among chefs and diners.

Further inquiry, impeded by a formidable language barrier, revealed that the "Scarface," as well as many of the other samples, are the work of an artist named Zheng, a former drawing instructor in the Sichuan Province of China, who worked in New York for several years.

In Mr Gorbach's case, dust down the official ministerial notepaper, exploit his formidable English language skills, and drop a letter to Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, Alistair Darling, sounding like someone from Boys From the Blackstuff asking "gizza job".

Although male friends of opposite orientations can face formidable obstacles — sexuality, language, peer pressure, inequality — there seems to be more mutual appreciation and common ground.

His energy, charisma and command of language are formidable.

For any repeal measure to become law, the House and the Senate would have to agree on the language, a formidable challenge.

In every instance, each artist's color sense is formidable, while the visual language these artists use to express themselves is best understood if one thinks other-dimensionally.

While the Polish language is formidable to newcomers, a visitor doesn't have to talk to a lot of local people to feel the recent oppressive past of Cracow.

In every instance, each artist's color sense is formidable, while the visual language these artists use to express themselves is best understood if one thinks other-dimensionally. 'Park Here: A New Photographic Series by David Small' Putnam Arts Council, Levine Annex Gallery, 521 Kennicut Hill Road, Mahopac, (845) 62845664.

"What better way than sport?" Bridging the divide Even though Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the same island, language and formidable cultural barriers persist.