Sentence examples for enjoying language from inspiring English sources

When I'm reading a poet unfamiliar to me, I hope to enter that space — with the poet — where he or she is enjoying language and stretching what it might do and how it might expand a type of knowledge and experience.

The statement calls on the government to "allow the current generation of schoolchildren in England to enjoy language, to be empowered by their skill in it, and not to become tangled in rules which have no application outside the narrow confines of a National Test".

Learners would be able to wander around the city while using the application to enjoy language and culture geolocalized contents in a context-aware way.

I enjoy language — language is used to persuade, to incite, to move.

I'd always enjoyed languages at school.

She enjoyed languages and art and read widely.

Weightman says that, while she enjoyed languages at GCSE, she was daunted by the prospect of continuing her studies on to A-level: "It seemed like such a big commitment and I thought, if I get bored or if it turns out that I'm not very good at the language I've picked, I'll be stuck".

She enjoys languages, studying Swahili and English, having grown up speaking the language of the local Iraqw tribe before taking on the formal languages of Africa and business.

A Samson who cut off his own hair, Dreiser struggled mightily with language without enjoying the resources of language.

"Let them enjoy the language.

But, like Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, who also enjoyed inflammatory language, Nixon knew better.