Sentence examples for especially strong language from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blix had especially strong language for what he called "disturbing incidents and harassment," including charges by Iraqi officials that his inspectors are spies.

In especially strong language for an academic, Professor Ball takes issue with the established narrative that the Fed was powerless to lend to Lehman in its waning hours: "Fed officials have not been transparent about the Lehman crisis.

Strong language, especially from Abraham D. Lackman.

Don't use strong language, especially if it insults someone.

Students with strong language skills, especially Latin, are particularly welcome.

There's an especially strong need for speech pathologists who are fluent in Spanish, since that's the fastest-growing language in the country.

I asked Taylor if he wasn't concerned about the political message that the Bush Administration was sending, especially abroad, by using such strong language toward what are, after all, the poorest nations on earth and the agencies that are trying to help them.

Interaction with the Mongolian language has been especially strong in such areas as southern Siberia.

Additionally, North Wales is a bilingual area, with first language Welsh speaking being especially strong in Western areas.

Most local schools teach their classes in Welsh, so there's an especially strong selection of children's books in the language.

Our collections are especially strong in international holdings from and about all regions of the world in a variety of languages.