Sentence examples for a language that would from inspiring English sources

I was desperate to find a language that would keep the actors on the floor".

The goal was to harness a language that would annihilate meaning, moving poetry toward the purer plane of solitude and silence.

Hanif Kureishi wrote of Sullivan, "The problem with David Sullivan is that he is not a rogue, but a decent man who loves the truth, and who has a touch with a language that would make a poet weep.

Prompted by the patriotic urge to forge a language that would be accessible to a wide readership rather than a narrow elite, Manzoni decided to write his novel in an idiom as close as possible to contemporary educated Florentine speech.

Men and women assure each other of their love in a language that would sound unfeeling if we didn't know how resonant ordinary words can become in times of crisis.

Jessie is so clear about what she does and does not reveal, you have to assume she is talking a language that would also make sense to Gaga or Taylor Swift: she will Instagram her dinner, or a workout, but not the interior of her house: she will Instagram her friends, but not her family.

Avoid any language that would imply such a motive.

Java was created at Sun Microsystems, Inc., where cofounder William Bill Joyoy led a team of researchers in an effort to create a new language that would allow consumer electronic devices to communicate with each other.

As this Balkanization was beginning to happen, people realized that there was a need for a group to decide on a common language that would include all the necessary features.

William Bolcom did that vividly in "Spring Trio" (1996), a set of elegantly turned rags couched in a harmonic language that would not have been out of place in an early 20th-century salon.

Working in a dangerous atmosphere, however, he needed a visual language that would disguise and code his critiques.