Sentence examples for language a little from inspiring English sources
She thinks she's improved the boys' language a little.
Maybe it changed the language a little bit".
The word itself has seeped into the language, a little too deeply.
The books explained, in pictographs and simple language, a little of what had happened.
His attention rinsed the language a little, helped us to mean.
Win, a popular, serious student, had labored over numerous drafts, tinkering with the language a little bit every time.
At Cambridge, he would have studied the arts, classical languages, a little geometry, and some traditional astronomy, but not the latest work of Galileo, Tycho Brahe and Kepler.
But over the course of the afternoon, using body language and a little bit of speech, Brian and I seemed to strike up a bit of a rapport.
"Ladies, love your vagina," wrote Germaine Greer in a famous essay - or words to that effect; Greer's original 1971 language was a little fruitier.
"The language is a little bit different.
The language is a little strong, I'll admit".
