Sentence examples for frozen language from inspiring English sources

The precepts of Originalism and Textualism with regard to constitutional studies reinforce the Straussian focus on foundation texts, hidden or subtle meanings, an ahistorical valorization of frozen language possessing timeless universality, and a morally driven concern for the dissipation associated with values relativism.

All have seen their pay frozen under language that has carried over in annual appropriations bills since the Obama administration, following the two-year government-wide pay freeze President Obama put in place in 2011 following the recession.

When I speak to students I sound like an old man frozen in a language time warp.

The fascination with frost seemed to run so deep that even the language was frozen into its forms: wintercearig, winterbiter, wintergeweorþe.

He explained why the credit markets were frozen, and in plainspoken language described how automobile plants were closing because people could not get car loans, how savings for college and retirement were "disappearing".

But contemporary language is hardly frozen.

By choosing Arabic for the Qur'an, God had honoured the language but also frozen it".

But for much of the time they seem to be arguing against an invisible opponent, a diehard pedant who believes that language can and should be permanently frozen.

Thus, the meaning of language drafted over half a century before was frozen in time.

The government has frozen funding for S4C before a review of the Welsh-language broadcaster next year that will decide its financial backing beyond 2017.

Tourism operators have jumped onto the Imablu train, but they've done so with language that paints the Gisu as a Disneyfied and exotic tableau, frozen in time.