Sentence examples for defiant language from inspiring English sources
"defiant language" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to language or words that are bold, resistant, or challenging in tone or content. It can be used to describe someone's speech or writing style. Example: The politician's defiant language in his speech rallied the crowd to protest against the government's actions.
It was his first public appearance since he resigned, and he used defiant language again suggesting that he believes his values are right and will prevail.
Tina Landau directs this as a thorough and original anatomy of an alternative universe, with its own defiant language (2 00).
Half a dozen other states have joined the chorus in recent weeks, using less defiant language but still asking for relief from the testing mandates, according to Gene Wilhoit, executive director of the Council of Chief State School Officers.
He chose "unambiguous and defiant" language, resulting in a "very powerful" message.
The performance uses expletives and defiant language that is occasionally violent.
He has worked tirelessly and his defiant body language at the Brussels summit as he "battled for Britain" was designed to underline it.
Suitable for students of all ages, the resource covers dealing with pupils who are defiant, use abusive language, refuse to work or make silly noises in class.
Everywhere in the Gaza Strip — in Gaza City, in the Jabaliya refugee camp, in Khan Younis; everywhere but in the anomalous and fortified Jewish settlements — the walls speak the same language: defiant slogans of uprising against Israel; pictures of exploding buses and the young "martyrs" who did the job.
They acted from other motives, which could (and can) easily be read in their bravado, their defiant swagger and language, and even in the cavalier way they resorted to a kind of mock legal reasoning in those famously crooked torture memoranda.
The behavioral or developmental disorders consisted of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, mood disorders, anxiety disorder, oppositional defiant disorder, aggression, speech and language delay or disorder, general developmental delay, learning disability etc.
His body language is defiant, not welcoming.
