Sentence examples for bit of language from inspiring English sources

De Blasio's report contained quite a bit of language about the eventual desegregation of the city.

They allow you to squeeze a little bit of language learning into spare moments in your day.

So in a nuanced bit of language, the negotiators gave the committee the power only to reject contracts that did not meet precisely specified criteria.

If you need a specific bit of language inserted into a spending bill, your friendly local representative can probably get that done for you, with the help of a fundraiser or two.

In 1998, before the courts had a chance to rule on the trademark question – and after vigorous lobbying by Bacardi – the US Congress slipped a little bit of language on the subject into a much broader appropriations bill.

DAILY KOS catches an interesting bit of language in Joe Lieberman's e-mails to supporters of John McCain As you know, I caucus with the Democrats as a United States Senator and was the Democrat Party's nominee for Vice-President of the United States against President Bush and Vice President Cheney.

Bits of language sound like English.

As organisms adapt to ecological niches, so do new bits of language.What are the long-term effects of all this?

These bits of language are meant with the best of intentions, but serve to make the person on their own half of a whole".

I use audio to highlight certain bits of language or set a tone, along with pieces of music that I use strategically.

It's there in the odd bits of language that filter through even if you're an incurable monoglot like me.