Sentence examples for heights of language from inspiring English sources
From the depths of the world to the heights of language: that is Gass's distinctive itinerary.
No mere utterance, then or now, could do justice to the soaring heights of language Mr Lincoln reached that day.
In terms of language, if not height, the Pompidou is still far more radical than the Shard.
The Results: During a bubble, Mr. Keane and Mr. Gerow found an increase in the frequency of language like "stocks rose again," "scaled new heights" or "soared".
Often they were able, in translation, to reach heights of pathos unavailable to the English-language poet, through some strangeness of language, metaphor and image.
Composers free themselves from servitude, ascend to heights of bourgeois splendor, invent esoteric new languages, lose their minds, and straggle on as misfits and kooks.
Sharing outside of language.
Look at the heights of your letters.
With shadows of clouds racing behind him and thunder cracking all around, Simon Russell Beale howls as if, at the height of his eloquence, human language is deserting him.
These sorts of people, typical characters in Philippine movies and television shows, represent, in their paleness, fashion-consciousness and frequent usage of English rather than Tagalog or other native languages, the height of arrogance – but also the height of success.
