Sentence examples for every tongue from inspiring English sources

Hilton Als reviewed his play "every tongue confess".

By Hilton Als Phylicia Rashad and others in Marcus Gardley's "every tongue confess".

The new work, Marcus Gardley's "every tongue confess," has its trite moments, but the thirty-two-year-old playwright's talent is immense: he is a potentially great writer who has yet to write a great play.

When the script of "every tongue confess" lacks dramaturgical clarity, the actors tend to overact, and the director, Kenny Leon, encourages this by camping up the folklore of the play with stereotypically "black" behavior.

A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, he became interested in the themes of "every tongue confess" after reading Toni Morrison's novels and seeing reports of arson attacks on churches in Alabama in 2006.

The Cradle opened meanwhile with a world premiere of "every tongue confess," by the 33-year-old writer Marcus Gardley, a play about black life and church burnings in the South, with themes and characters that reflect Washington's predominantly black population.

A man emerges from a curiously bumper-stickered car — "EVERY TRIBE, TONGUE, NATION, OR BUST!" He's a smiley sandy man in a puffy blue vest.

And what fuels the panic is that nearly every tongue-twisting term and microscopic fact is fair game for the year-end test that decides who will receive college credit for the course.

Most of the chefs we spoke to have the same approach to healthy eating: eat in moderation, skip processed foods and most importantly, enjoy every tongue-tantalizing bite.

Lord, that every lion tongue would be cast down.

Or to put it another way – every mother tongue is universal.