Sentence examples for effect of an idiom from inspiring English sources

[Orwell] saw better than Huxley the power of language, the corrosive effect of an idiom stripped of meaning.

The design of an idiom discoverer is discussed and a prototype implementation is examined.

Idioms are also fixed groups of words so you can't change the wording of an idiom.

My interpretation of animation was to present the story of an idiom in a funny way.

However, it is possible that mothers were using a narrative of social criticism involving gender and social subordination that is itself an idiom of distress.

Then the dialogue switches to English, and to an idiom of upbeat management boilerplate captured with devastating accuracy.

Beneath it all, however, there lies an idiom of pornography.

When announcing the next season, Mr. Morlot made a rare jumble of an English idiom.

On her new recording, "The Book of Longing," Luciana Souza marries poetry and Jazz in an idiom all her own with spare accompaniment and her uniquely atmospheric vocals to haunting effect.

"To reach a crescendo" is an idiom.

Every person has an idiom.