Sentence examples for clean language from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A questioning technique focused on the use of language, assumptions, metaphors, paradigms and sensations familiar to the person questioned.
Obscene wealth, but mostly clean language.
The pop morality play you might expect fails early on to assert itself, and the clean language doesn't seem artificial.
As Don Henley sang in 1989, with impeccably clean language, this is the end of the innocence.
The rules include abstaining from alcohol, coffee or tea; using clean language; observing dress and grooming standards; and abstaining from premarital sex.
By 1982, he had choreographed his first show; within a few years he was creating dance with musicians including the Fall and designers such as Bodymap – all of it spoken in the cool, clean language of ballet, but combined with moves that were ruder, sexier, spunkier, punkier.
English, they say, is a melodic and clean language that works well with their hard accents.
… There's not many NFL locker rooms you're going to go where you have the cleanest language, so I'm not too worried about that".
Rose is tough, complex, and ferociously clean; her language is simple and foul.
The subplot where Homer tries to clean up his language was written partially in response to the many complaints the show had been getting about the language on the show.
But keep your language clean!
And, of course, they keep their language clean.
