Sentence examples for fine language from inspiring English sources

His friends say he believes that the world doesn't understand fine language.

It seemed somehow lightweight, thin, despite all the fine language, melodrama and music.

Such foolish heartlessness disguised in fine language would be less dangerous were it so.

May I offer a broken-winged purveyor of fine language, just to put the other side?

As for his refusal to coax or charm by diplomacy or fine language, this, too, redounds to his credit.

The Chicago Summit Agreement on open-housing and employment objectives, we read, glossed over details, in fine language intended to "minimize potential ridicule" resulting from the fact that little had been accomplished.

Parts of the left thrive on moral superiority, and morals are often basic emotions kitted out in finer language.

my father's only altar was a midnight jazz joint; music was his finest language so I couldn't blame him if he cursed arpeggios all up and down our kitchen walls, couldn't blame him if his magic fingers twisted in my mother's hair to make music that was sour as a dying trombone, couldn't blame his "please, i'm trying to practice, just leave me alone, my music, i'm sorry, my music".

@HaggardHawks' second birthday has already been celebrated online with a fiendishly difficult quiz, but to mark the occasion all the more, here are 50 of its finest language facts and words worth remembering.

Two of the world's finest languages!

As expected, the physical health and well-being domain correlates best with gross and fine motor, language and cognitive development with pre-academic learning and language development, and communication and general knowledge with language and cognitive development.