Sentence examples for admirable language from inspiring English sources

Aid pledges, both old and new, were repackaged with some admirable language about a "Somali-led" process and unveiled in Brussels.

Mr Ahmad writes with an insider's knowledge, a careful attention to detail and an admirable restraint in his language.

"I'm speechless," said Corominas, showing admirable mastery of rudimentary sign language.

But here and elsewhere Mr. Thomas renders the language with an admirable clarity without quite touching Timon's dead-hearted depths.

Before that, the Garden was a den of blue cigarette smoke and blue language, not necessarily admirable but indicative of fan passion.

Listening to recent Perle pieces like "Brief Encounters" for string quartet (the DePaul String Quartet) and the "Triptych for Solo Violin and Piano" (Curtis Macomber and Christopher Oldfather) I find admirable sophistication applied to a language I do not choose to speak.

What is striking about the first couple of disks in the "El Cancionero" set is that, although Los Lobos can slip from one musical language into another with admirable ease, these languages never get confused.

But their bodies spoke the language of Baroque dance with admirable fluency.

He's done crucial research on language acquisition, and he offers an admirable account of syntax in his book, but it is unclear what he's talking about here.

In Taylor's terms, the question is whether an "upper language," in which we describe altruism as noble and admirable, can be fully captured by a "lower language," of instrumental and biological explanation, a language that scrupulously avoids the vocabulary of purpose, intentionality, design, teleology.

WaveNet also has the admirable quality of being extremely easy to scale to other languages and accents.