Sentence examples for indeed the language from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the language of our weather reports has a kind of poetry to it: "Early clouds soon open to bright sun".

There is a wonderful mellifluous musical underpinning to Chinese, which exists in no other language – indeed the language only works if you understand its music.

"I am astounded at the contempt that the London government has shown not just towards S4C, but also towards the Welsh people and indeed the language itself".

John Walter Jones, the chairman of S4C's governing body the S4C Authority, which has been completely sidelined during the frantic negotiations between the Treasury and the BBC over the past few days, accused the government of showing "contempt" for the broadcaster and "the Welsh people and indeed the language itself".

Though both are Indian, the ways and indeed the language of the islanders are opaque to them, and the book tells the story of their deepening involvement with their surroundings, and with each other.What makes the book so rewarding is not so much the story as the observations within it.

Indeed, the language of the act is so plain on that point that argument can add nothing to its force.' It then proceeded to examine the quesion of the validity of the act under the constitution of Minnesota, as to whether the legislature was authorized to confer upon the commission the powers given to the latter by the statute.

The Muslim cultural influence was very strong, especially in the area of language; indeed, the Spanish language has taken more words from Arabic than from any other source except Latin.

We would, indeed, violate the language of the Act itself.

Now it's certainly true, as a host of Catholic writers quickly pointed out, that this doesn't depart from official church teaching on human sexuality, and indeed invokes the language of the Catechism (commissioned by John Paul II and overseen by Joseph Ratzinger, the future Benedict XVI) to make its point.

45 Indeed, the very language of the Amendment fails to say all arrests must be bailable.

Indeed, the very language of child poverty is now arguably a barrier to progress rather than a call to action".