Sentence examples for finding a language from inspiring English sources

It avoids the hard task of finding a language that will do the job of expressing outrage in a measured and useful manner.

In either party, it is all part of a process that Stuart Stevens, a Bush strategist, calls "finding a language" for a candidacy.

And that means focusing on the readers – the teenage readers that YA fiction doesn't serve – finding a language to engage and entertain them, a literature that talks about their lives, their hopes, their fears and their dreams.

It is a matter of finding a language that elicits meaning from a distinction between human and non-human that is not as absolute as we once believed it was.

The art and the criticism of the sixties were blurring the boundaries of high and low culture — and finding a language to talk about that change — long before Kael's influence was felt.

Through the combination of music and theatre, we can identify with characters, but then – when they feel love, despair, loneliness, fear, hope, jealousy – stop time and explore these moments further through music and movement, finding a language for the emotions it can be difficult to talk about, although they define our lives.

But finding a language-study program written to the needs and level of the traveler is, surprisingly, not that easy.

With such varied ideological backgrounds, finding a common language can be difficult, so the terminology tends toward the appealingly vague—"smart on crime," "best practices," "evidence-based policies"—though the goals generally circle around reducing the prison population and helping people who come out of prison to avoid returning.

"We are finding a new language," she said, "particularly online.

So finding a new language is a big part of this".

These days the news media are finding a common language, online and off.