Sentence examples similar to electrifying language from inspiring English sources
"Much of this year's list is definitely politically charged, but with a new president in the US and a snap election in the UK, it is perhaps no surprise that politics continues to electrify the language," said Collins's head of language content, Helen Newstead.
Emerson must have realized that half of the people in church were there to hear language electrified by the preacher; his essays are, as Harold Bloom put it, "interior oratory," free-range sermons that make their own occasions.
Glenn Close's speech was electrifying.
For a longtime resident of Beijing, the capital of a state that stresses a rigid vision of national identity and tries to restrict the spread of even its major regional languages, like Cantonese, a visit to this museum was electrifying.
One consequence of this is a directness of language that electrifies his mature poetry.
But several are electrifying.
His speeches were electrifying.
The effect was electrifying.
Coalfield reaction was electrifying.
