Sentence examples for fashionable language from inspiring English sources

Well-Informed, And Cynical Tom and Barbara Smith of Saugerties speak the familiar, even fashionable, language of voter cynicism.

Our current leaders borrow the rhetoric of Richard Nixon's "war on cancer" or the currently fashionable language of "grand challenges"; setting arbitrary deadlines for "breakthroughs" in treatment.

Each has been presented in fashionable language: not only will they be "sustainable" and enjoy "zero carbon" emissions, each will be "exemplary in at least one area of sustainability, eg water management".

"I always think an excessively rageful response to a book warrants a closer look: exactly what is he challenging, and why does it make us so furious?" "I have always been fascinated by the fashionable language of sexual intimacy and what it reveals about the larger culture," she added.

In the 18th century, French became the fashionable language in Bern and elsewhere, while the influence of the French-speaking allies and subject lands was more marked than before.

What this boils down to, when we strip away the fashionable language of 'nudges', is the proposal that clinicians should offer tobacco treatment to any patient who needs it, and that the test of need is simply that the patient is a tobacco user.

* * * Shoji's granddaughter Keni Sabath grew up in Hawaii and Texas, the child of a New Jersey-born Navy JAG officer and a fashionable Taiwan-born language tutor.

- were followed by Wir Sind Helden, who have done much to make German language music fashionable again.

There's a delightfully garrulous performance from Rosy Rowley as his unfortunate wife, hopelessly out of her depth in the language of fashionable drawing rooms.

"Sheila Hicks: 50 Years," a show organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover, Mass., and on view at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, highlights the work of this classically trained modernist — a global artist before the term was fashionable — who adopted the language of textiles as her primary medium and expanded it exponentially.

In language more fashionable several decades after the inception of settlement studies, we might well define settlement system analysis as focused on the study of the social landscape comprised of the diversity of interactions which define and constitute human communities at various scales.