Sentence examples for deploy words from inspiring English sources

As Modi has shown his canny ability to deploy words, overcome cynicism, alter language and re-invent himself - both nationally and abroad.

Both actively deploy words, declarations and cliché expressions in service of making images.

You can't go about deploying words like evil and get away with it".

As soon as the chemical attack happened, Russia deployed words against facts.

Gilbert regularly deploys words like "light," "dark," "love," "heart," "soul," "spirit" and "moon" in a way that, while not naïve, tends to lack any leavening irony.

An academic lawyer who deploys words precisely, he twice describes the experience of hearing the evidence about the procession of dead and damaged children as "lacerating".

'Reality,' writes artist Tania Bruguera, 'functions as my field of action.'" And sometimes it deploys words with faddish precision: "Usage of the word speculative spiked unaccountably in 2009; 2011 saw a sudden rage for rupture; transversal now seems poised to have its best year ever".

Luntz shows how to pare down and deploy political words better than anyone else that I know.

Most Britons seem not to approve of them or of his refusal to deploy two words: "disproportionate" and "ceasefire".One reason why he has not uttered either is that Mr Blair believes Britain's best chance of shaping events in a world where America is the only power that counts is to stick close to her ally in public and attempt to exercise influence in private.

They were complex, feeling, thinking individuals who had this trouble with this one layer we take so for granted, the ability to deploy the word you want when you want it and string words together in a way that make you appear like a person to other people.

They also deploy the word panic wrongly.