Sentence examples for adopt the language of from inspiring English sources

Americans are famously reluctant to adopt the language of class warfare, or even to acknowledge its existence.

He did little to adopt the language of the opposition, as he has done at moments in the past, and instead directly confronted conservative philosophy.

In the hopes of quelling "beef tings" while extolling the virtues of all that is "peng", the "popo" have apparently chosen to adopt the language of the street.

(The ACLJ insists it "does not export an agenda").In Africa campaigners adopt the language of anti-colonialism, portraying gay rights, and even homosexuality itself, as Western impositions; opponents counter that the criminalisation of gay sex is itself largely a legacy of empire.

But, as Hoss starts to argue with her director about his script and even recount her own personal history, the evening turns into a much wider debate about the failures of the European left and its readiness to adopt the language of those who govern rather than that of the governed.

Well, it is much easier to adopt the language of capitalism than to bring its institutions to life.

TV binge culture has adopted the language of junk food.

It's reached the stage where even the Labour Party has adopted the language of austerity.

Mayakovsky sought to "depoetize" poetry, adopting the language of the streets and using daring technical innovations.

And yet, because of his circumstances, he was adopting the language of a man in conflict.

Mr Bush has suddenly and conveniently adopted the language of fiscal restraint.