Sentence examples for a language with which from inspiring English sources

But it is a language with which many people do not identify.

Women now have a language with which to talk about their experiences and their friendships.

Past horrors give us a language with which to define new ones.

JUDITH SCOTT couldn't hear or speak, yet she found a language with which to describe her inner world.

Where Robinson had to really step outside of his comfort zone, was in learning German for the part – a language with which he was not at all familiar.

Mr. Müller is not alone in choosing food as a language with which to link art to an uninitiated but hungry public.

Britain also shares a language with America, which pioneered music downloads, and so is a natural first choice for firms looking to expand overseas.

It is an institutionalized system of symbols and metaphors (read rituals and myths) that provides a common language with which a community of faith can share with each other their numinous encounter with the Divine Presence.

In order to find a theatrical language with which to communicate a dream, we studied our own and others' dreams.

Focussing on the UK Government's policy for a low carbon transition, the paper provides a conceptual language with which to describe and assess the geographical implications of a transition towards low carbon energy.

It also offered an extended version of Sinclair Basic, a computer language with which hundreds of thousands of users were already familiar.