Sentence examples for considers the language from inspiring English sources

The ways in which young people are portrayed, homosexuality and race are discussed, and people of both genders are labeled and dismissed, have no place in a society that considers the language used around these subjects to be important.

When one considers the languages used in these papers, the analysis showed that 80.62% works were published in English, which accounts for 79 out of the 98 papers.

The reason, Ms. Myers said, was that "blue is considered the language of mourning".

Consider the language of South Carolina's declaration of secession from the Union.

For this, I had to consider the language of my film.

But for proof that the Globe has put the play first, consider the language of the ending.

"I was always queasy about giving my nephews and nieces and stepson my books, considering the language," he said.

Consider the language used to describe currencies: They are strong, or weak, and need to be defended.

"It's plain old ambiguous," said Mr. Dow, noting that no court in Texas had ever considered the language.

Despite Huck's friendship with Jim, the book was felt to be racist by some who considered the language offensive.

In the Soviet era, Russian was considered the language of literature and philosophy, while Ukrainian was thought of as a second-rate peasant language.