Sentence examples for couched in talk from inspiring English sources
The tenets of relevance theory are couched in talk of processing representations, rather than, and sometimes in addition to, the ordinary terminology of philosophical psychology.
It was couched in WMD-talk language.
In a sermon at St . Georges, he described the document as full of "pious religious jargon," couched in "archaic language" and "double talk".
His departure from Talking Loud, though couched in diplomatic language, was messy.
Talk of riches is couched in hypotheticals.
We found most discussed end-of-life preferences willingly and many mentioned previous talk about death was uncommon, often only alluded to or couched in humor.
Couched in abstract language, they reflect the liberals' discomfort with stating bluntly that money talks.
Such wisdom couched in such lousy grammar.
As Gretchen Wilson had done a few years earlier Ms. Lambert couched tough-talk rural feminism in music that paid deep respect to country music tradition.
It's just that most of them haven't been as open about it as Sabbath, tending to couch their new material in talk about progression and suggesting they are moving forward into hitherto-uncharted musical territories.
