Sentence examples for elastic language from inspiring English sources

Both countries are now getting cold feet, claiming misuse of the resolution's elastic language.

Mike Joyce of The Washington Post found it "more punchy and elastic" than Language Barrier and felt "the accent is still on electronic rhythms, but the mood is vibrantly expansive".

Rather, the elastic, 360-degree language on sanctions illustrates how tortured the West is about finding a response to the Iranian situation.

She explains how the Russian language became elastic in his hands.

The book gives a nod to Norton Juster's "Phantom Tollbooth," not surprising since Raschka has collaborated with Juster ("The Hello, Goodbye Window") and shares with him a sense of the elastic, adventurous possibilities of language.

And understandably so! Language is elastic; the definition of an ideology changes over time, and in the case of neoliberalism, has different meanings depending on where you are.

But the elastic, forgiving nature of the language itself was another.

Faced with the scale and speed of the cuts, the language of fairness – elastic and essentially subjective – fails us.

Is there a more elastic word in the English language than the word liberal?

The eternally elastic vowels of the Cantonese language bounce around the lanes as the traders harangue suppliers, and shoppers demand only the fattest fish and are told in return that they will have to pay more.

We identify and discuss challenges to be addressed by this field towards realizing future elastic systems: Are existing programming languages and models sufficient for designing and managing future elastic systems?