Sentence examples for his language of from inspiring English sources

Jacob wanted to rid his language of any taint of the age of the avant-garde.

"He uses harmonies that are his language of harmony; he hears the melody within those harmonies.

Mr. Bush mentioned neither Mr. Omar nor Osama bin Laden by name, but left no doubt that his language of war was directed at them.

I know their aesthetics are quite different, but I always read Ashbery as someone who is able to sense the pulse of his language, of the people's language, without compromising his sense of high art.

Further, his language of accommodation, his project of defining a minority Islam at peace within liberal democracy, emerges as somewhat phony, the more hard-line stance that he advocates from time to time more accurately reflecting his true views.

The extract gives a taste of the quality, as well as the shortcomings of his language, of his stoicism and of the themes which have led his work to be regarded wrongly as an allegory of the world during and after the Second World War.

His Languages of Art (1968) was the first work of analytical philosophy to produce a distinct and systematic theory of art.

However, Goodman, who never refers to Dewey in his Languages of Art (1976), saw art in terms of languages and other symbol systems, whereas Dewey saw it in terms of experience.

But his language, talk of puppets, illegitimacy.

His language is of the people, for the people.

His language was the language of obligation, never the language of decision.