Sentence examples for back the language from inspiring English sources

The practical meaning of the policy of engagement has been to change this balance — to accept the regime's bona fides more than had been true before, to throttle back the language of accusation and threat.

"When I go back, the language is all there".

But Dr. Paabo's new report pushes back the language-related changes in FOXP2 to at least 350,000 years ago, a date that no longer supports Dr. Klein's thesis.

"I felt it was time to get back to the language of materials," he said.

Risk, and all that it should connote to investors, is back in the language now.

"Most people who spend two years in a foreign country come back speaking the language...

But to demand it, consumers have to know about it, which gets back to the language on the label.

The delegate told me there could be no going back on the language used in previous agreements.

In their answers, Mr. Cirbus said, the actors try to nudge students back to the language of Shakespeare.

He explains that when he's angry he falls back into the language he learned in the playground.

And while he'd be reluctant to admit it, even Ed Miliband with his "One Nation Labour" frequently harks back to the language of the Third Way.