Sentence examples similar to establishment language from inspiring English sources

Gone is his us-versus-the-establishment language.

"The brazen murder of Pavlos Fissas was the drop of blood that made the glass overflow," the group wrote in an 18-page letter filled with strong anti-establishment language and published on a Greek news website.

But in recent months he has been faithful to the ruling establishment, imbuing his language with Islamic references and expressing reverence for Mr Khamenei.

Legislation to guarantee bilingual services and the establishment of a language commissioner had helped secure the official status of Welsh, he said.

Clinton has actively fought that establishment label, using language designed to appeal to feminists.

Three additional special Oscars went to films from Italy before the establishment of foreign language film as a regular category in 1956.

It promoted the establishment of German-language schools in communities where public funding was used for non-German schools.

In 1832 the Gibraltar Public School, a free English-language establishment for poor children, was set up in a government-owned building on Flat Bastion Road.

In addition, Soţietatea attempted to encourage the establishment of Romanian-language newspapers, calling for an end to the state monopoly on printing presses.

In the Prose, Bembo codified Italian orthography and grammar, essential for the establishment of a standard language, and recommended 14th-century Tuscan as the model for Italian literary language.

This is the anodyne language of establishment think tanks like the Council on Foreign Relations — the kind of places that foreign-policy hawks have always held in a certain degree of contempt.