Sentence examples similar to couch one's language from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jacobs was lying on a couch, one leg dangling.

The suggestion is that solving these tasks requires thinking in one's natural language and that some of the crucial concepts must be couched linguistically (Hermer-Vazquez, Spelke, & Katsnelson 2001; Shusterman & Spelke 2005; Carruthers 2002).

The Tcherepnin, a work of the 1920's, is a three-movement piece couched in the steely language one hears in Prokofiev's music of the time.

The raters were positioned about one metre beside the couch on the supported side.

At this conference, a physicist presented his theories on how to do that but his theories were all couched in the language of physics, so no one listened.

In part, that's because the president's rhetoric is always couched in the language of fairness and justice.

But Mr. Craft's latest revelations, couched in the language and style of scholarship, are distressingly reckless.

The contract seen by the Guardian is couched in legal language that confirms Amazon's considerable commercial power.

"What a mensch" read an embroidered pillow on one couch.

At this point, Burrow is focusing on one couch design.

They are good, clean lessons couched in the language of self-help, and, honestly, as a one-hit motivational punch, it's kind of brilliant.