Sentence examples for its language is from inspiring English sources

But "F-111" is also exactly unlike a billboard: it is difficult to take in at once, it has no quick takeaway message, its language is semi-abstract and it is impossible to see from a distance.

"In my view, having studied the Emoluments Clause ever since 1978, it's always been clear to me that its language is deliberately very broad, that it covers any kind of payment, not just a gratuity or a gift, but an ordinary payment to a profit-making enterprise," Tribe said.

As is the case with nearly all soldier books of this war, its language is course, but it is humane in expression.

The story and the characters are gripping and affecting--but what makes it a poem is that its language is precise, powerful, and memorable.

Justice Antonin Scalia has called this federal statute unconstitutional because some of its language is so vague that it "permits, indeed invites, arbitrary enforcement".

Much of its language is unsuitable for a mayoral performance; it certainly can't be repeated here.

Wheeldon's dance invention is rarely as drastic as it needs to be, its pulse too cautious and its language is too familiar as a recycling of his sculpted moves.

Because it is a public statement requiring consensus by 28 member states, its language is unlikely to be sufficiently dramatic to generate greater public appreciation for NATO.

Its language is relentlessly concrete.

Its language is not suppressed.

Its language is unpredictable.