Sentence examples for enrich the language from inspiring English sources

She probably did more to enrich the language of 20th-century dress than any of her peers.

"Clifford Odets [Waiting For Lefty, The Big Knife] was the first one among us – he was older than I by a decade – who tried to enrich the language.

Currently in post-production on an Exorcist prequel, Storaro recently published Writing With Light, in which he ranges across the history of art and the psychology of colour in an attempt to enrich the language of cinematography, which he feels is too often assumed to be a technical skill rather than part of cinema's culture.

Further, he explained that it will enrich the language, and thus it can be regarded as a zeal for Tamil.

No other can have so enriched the language.

In the period before World War I, the lyric poet Hviezdoslav (Pavol Országh) enriched the language with original works and numerous translations.

Not since Adam named the beasts, or at least since John Hollander, who wrote the poem "Adam's Task" about this feat of naming, has anyone so enriched the language of ornithology as Mr. Steadman and his co-author, Ceri Levy, in "Extinct Boids" (being published Oct. 30 by Bloomsbury, but available for ordering), a thrilling book of surprised, silly, sullen, sad, extinct, real and unreal birds.

America's first national currency enriched the language, if not the treasury.

The ostensive definition of 'Charlie' enriches the language with a name of a particular insect, and it could well be that before the enrichment the language lacked resources to denote that particular insect.

Pretentious and erudite, they enhanced their poetry through mythological inventions and attempted to enrich the French language by multiplying compound words, derivatives, and scholarly diminutives.

This theory helped Golosov vitally enrich the architectural language of Constructivism, a style he began working in during the mid-1920s.