Sentence examples for in the current language from inspiring English sources

If you like poetry composed (in Hopkins's words) in "the current language heightened," Merrill will please you.

The implication is that there is a force within all of us, a natural and powerful sexual drive, that can be inhibited, and this assumption lingers in the current language with its stress on fantasy, on lust burning from within.

In the current language that Pāṇini describes, the aorist was used to speak of an action carried out at a past time and could include the day on which one spoke, as well as to assert simply that the act in question had taken place.

The first relevant defensive measure adopted by the Revlon board was the Rights Plan, which would be considered a "poison pill" in the current language of corporate takeovers — a plan by which shareholders receive the right to be bought out by the corporation at a substantial premium on the occurrence of a stated triggering event.

Terms such as metropolitan areas, conurbations, attraction or gravitation poles, polarized or polycentric growth, became commonly used in urban and regional planning and soon also in the current language.

UK legislation prescribes that a trade mark is liable to be revoked (and indeed cannot be registered in the first place) where the mark consists exclusively of signs or indications which have become customary in the current language or in the trade.

"But with the type of money needed to do our job the way we've been doing it, we'd need to raise enough to buy a condo in the Bay Area". The current language in the law states that only in 2020 will the Bureau consider if non-profits can apply for their own, specific license, which would potentially exempt them from taxes.

"The current language in the elevators and the restaurants and the seminars is English," he says.

Use of this new vocabulary could identify the unique nature of recovery, while some of the current language in use was seen as not being recovery focused.

The current language surrounding drones in non-specialty insurance policies is ambiguous.

In the current Carma language, agents within a system consist of a behaviour, captured as a process, and knowledge, represented as a store of attributes.