Sentence examples for instead of the language from inspiring English sources

Instead of the language of the jingoist, which Friedrich ridiculed, we have the language of the technocrat: collateral damage, civilian deaths to be regretted.

"Instead of the language narrowing and becoming more standard, it's actually becoming more various," said William Kretzschmar, a professor at the University of Georgia and editor of the Linguistic Atlas Project.

We can make it clear by employing the language of acceptance and doxation instead of the language of belief.

Mr Lahham, in his letter to Mr Boehner, invited a congressional delegation to Damascus and urged US congressmen to embrace civilised dialogue instead of the language of fire and blood.

In this article, we elaborate on how focusing instead on the language of "social determination of health" has prompted us to attempt to apply a more equity-sensitive approaches to research and related policy and praxis.

– and focus instead on the language of law and order.

Yet, instead of revitalizing the language of criticism to mirror the new international order of valuation and exchange, many within the new class of art patrons, critics, and collectors of the Western markets retain the language and fixed values of colonialist authority.

If, instead of using the language of second-order logic, one were to have a two-sorted first-order logic in which properties are one of the sorts and in which there are singular terms t denoting properties, then # could be used as a function symbol like d, so that #t could be a singular term denoting the number of things falling under the concept denoted by t.

Instead of parsing the language of the law to deny them coverage, insurance practices should be quickly revised to meet the intent of Congress without delay.

However, programming ACASI questionnaires even in one language is time-consuming and may present barriers to enrolling people who are fluent in other languages instead of the majority language.

ʿAbd al-Malik adopted Arabic instead of the local languages as the language of administration.