Sentence examples for idiom throughout from inspiring English sources
A useful trick question for cultural quiz-setters is: "In which language did the great Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen write his plays?" The answer is Danish: the tongue of Norway's former conquerors remained its official idiom throughout the 19th century – but with increasing patriotic variations to create a vernacular usually known as Dano-Norwegian.
He has also weeded Malory's "rambling and repetitive" original and "quietly amended Malory's inconsistencies," aiming throughout for "a more contemporary idiom".
The history of popular music in the 1970s and '80s is basically that of rock music, which, with its variants, including disco, punk, and rap music, spread throughout the world and became the standard musical idiom for young people in many countries.
Throughout On Time, Kyger steadily delivers the poetic idiom that's uniquely hers -- a surprising mix of journal, gossip sheet, topical commentary, dharma workbook and phenomenological primer.
That's nine movements of Mozart, risking the danger of too much music in a similar idiom and, even with two intermissions, a real workout for Emanuel Ax, who played throughout, along with Louis Langrée and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra.
"We understand the Lutyens idiom".
The idiom is "swelled head".
Begin with the sinister idiom "screen time".
