The president has over the years been known to use erratic, sometimes hyperbolic language in reference to his Western allies.
A distinguished war veteran and widely praised former chief of police, he has said that he would welcome dialogue with America and believes Iran can defend its principles at a lower cost than it currently pays.Many conservatives, alarmed by the president's erratic policy and language, would prefer to see a more polished and experienced administrator in power.
Being, at heart, a smug, mean-spirited, condescending sort of person, I was afforded a great deal of pleasure by the Japanese's often erratic use of the English language – not in conversation, but on signs, menus, T-shirts and shop names, the most perplexing example being the word "Boobs" in 10ft-high letters on the side of a shopping mall outside Yokohama.
The Major's frequent call-ins to morning radio programs may be entertaining, but his erratic, hobo-like opinions and dirty language could alarm budding astronauts.
Congressman Peter King of New York told CNN's Erin Burnett that Newt's "inflammatory" statements, his "erratic" and "self-centered" behavior, and his "Armageddon language" wear people out.
The enquiry assessors also highlighted that in around 10% of these women, social and lifestyle issues, including non-attendance at planned appointments, unplanned pregnancies, language difficulties, difficult domestic circumstances and erratic or busy lifestyles also contributed to poorer pregnancy outcomes.
A lower percentage of his shots come at the rim, his defense has been erratic and one no longer senses in his body language the coiled potential of a crouched panther.
While courts have sometimes managed to shoehorn contemporary displacement into outdated language, the result is arbitrary exclusions and erratic responses: in 2014 recognition rates for Eritrean asylum seekers ranged from 26% in France to 100% in Sweden.
As candidate for chancellor in 2002, he bungled his campaign, not least because of his erratic way of speaking (the verb "stoibering" has entered the German language).
Mark Twain famously lamented such erratic genders as female turnips and neuter maidens in his rant "The Awful German Language".
