Sentence examples for found its language from inspiring English sources

Members of the commission, however, have said that their report is nearly finished, but that the mayor's office had found its language displeasing because it did not call for punitive action against museums that exhibit art that some groups might find offensive.

"Ana en el Trópico" by Nilo Cruz has found its natural language in Repertorio Español's new production.

On anything above midtempo, it pushes a little faster than you expect, and it finds its jazz-language virtuosity sometimes in the same places that it's finding a sense of humor.

Schoenberg's atonal language found its ultimate purpose in the opening measures of his opera "Moses und Aron," where hexachords represent God speaking through the burning bush.

By that time, the name "Google" had found its way into everyday language, causing the verb "google" to be added to the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary and the Oxford English Dictionary, denoted as "to use the Google search engine to obtain information on the Internet".

Yet it's a traditional language that found its form in the written works of modern Wuxia writers like Jin Yong, Liang Yusheng, and Wang Dulu.

No wonder that OK has found its way into nearly every language in every country, and beyond.

Harry Potter and the Deathy Hallows made headlines early this month when the English language version found its way onto Bit Torrent prior to its official launch.

The new language even found its way into lands ruled by some poligar chiefs.

It has been reinterpreted in many languages, but found its biggest audience when revived by Julio Iglesias in 1976.

Now, more than ever, Europe must find its own distinct language and policies if we are to solve the political, social and economic crisis on this side of the Atlantic.