Sentence examples for between the language from inspiring English sources

In between, the language suggests closure, termination.

The difference between the language of a managerial political class and the way that many people speak is huge.

The problem with converting Shakespeare to the movies was the disparity between the language and modern reality.

The connection between the language of demonization and the execution of diabolic acts was all too familiar in history.

If you note something of a resemblance between the language of Priebus and Roberts, you aren't the only one.

There is a similar disconnect between the language of entrepreneurship and the reality of selling a business.

It carefully differentiates between the language that is Frederick Exley's and the language that is Mr. Clarke's own.

Indeed, global warming is a classic example of the persistent mismatch between the language of science and the needs of policy.

Maybe we all live in some breach between the language of "b4" and of blasphemy; at any rate, that seems to be where Taseer died.

By removing the barriers that exist between the language and the audience, by allowing them to identify with the characters clearly, by associating the events with contemporary politics, I allowed the plays to breathe.

To drive this home, some of the words and phrases that describe what may have happened to García are drawn from an overlap between the language of political domination and the language of a perverse love affair.