Sentence examples for a language that will from inspiring English sources

"A language that will let him think the kinds of thoughts he wants".

Pop seeks transparency, a language that will read quickly and clearly everywhere.

It avoids the hard task of finding a language that will do the job of expressing outrage in a measured and useful manner.

The story becomes an exploration into the limits of love, and Boaz, though he might now "crave space like a New Englander", can't at all find a language that will explain to him his American marriage, not "a single word to describe this kind of loneliness".

And what Facebook does is teach our kids a language that will undoubtedly be crucial to their future: because today's children are going to be interacting online with friends and, in the future, business colleagues and customers, for the rest of their lives.

According to Russell, it is the philosopher's job to discover a logically ideal language — a language that will exhibit the nature of the world in such a way that we will not be misled by the accidental, imprecise surface structure of natural language.

"The right approach is to recognize a beautiful book in a beautiful language that will comfort people with memories of when they were young".

But many parents have been reluctant to take up this offer, seeing no point in introducing their children to a new curriculum in a new language that will not be recognized once they go back to Syria.

"The Anatomy of Influence" is Bloom's effort — his last, he says — to recalibrate his great theory, only shorn of its "gnomic" obscurities and written in "a subtler language that will construe my earlier commentary for the general reader and reflect changes in my thinking".

As such, Smart is attempting to develop a poetic language that will connect him to the "one true, eternal poem".

While Rasmussen is "sorry to say" that natural disasters can speak volumes, and inspire action, he also emphasized the need for a "new language" that will "get people to understand that this is not something that is happening in the far future, but something related to your life right now".