Sentence examples for affection for language from inspiring English sources

It seems everything she touches turns to art, and here, in her most recent offering, she continues to impress with her psychological fearlessness and breathtaking affection for language.

Ukip's own literature has little to offer on the party's affection for pre-metric language, that is, language up to around 1790, when the British parliament and French assembly first considered simultaneous adoption of the metric system.

Chen's prose is occasionally off-kilter and so strange as to be funny ("It was not hard to see that there was a general indigestion about my grades in the intestines of my classmates"), but his obvious affection for his second language drives the book to its hopeful conclusion.

"What keeps a man alive?" For him the answer is affection for others, memories of home, language itself and some dim hope of survival.

Even though he has never written a space-set story before, it's an undeniably Gatiss episode, his affection for the genre and lyrical language shining through the claustrophobia.

Her affection for France, and grasp of the language, also help.

That the play is set in ancient Rome should also prove an asset to Mr. Gibson, whose affection for really old times and dead languages has been evident in the films "The Passion of the Christ" and "Apocalypto," both of which he directed.

'Crucial challenge' for language.

Li for language revision.

Plan for language immersion.

He dressed elegantly, danced skillfully, spoke half a dozen languages, and had a special affection for palindromes.