Sentence examples for language about that from inspiring English sources

Nor was "Humanae Vitae" simply an argument for openness to having children in marriage, although the encyclical certainly includes eloquent language about that.

He's for medical marijuana, and it could be fun to see if his messaging leans on vague language about that to give college students 420 reasons to think of voting for him.

NSF took note and has included "pretty pointed" language about that, says Kelly Falkner, director of NSF's Office of Polar Programs, which includes USAP.

The commission charged that West Asset's collectors often called consumers multiple times a day, sometimes using rude and abusive language, about accounts that were not theirs.

The frank and explicit language about sex that is often demanded by Westerners when United Nations documents are written makes compromise -- and progress on vital issues -- difficult, she said.

Poetry is very hard to explain because you're extemporising in generally rubbish language about something that isn't missing any non-essential words.

OK. 'Well then, why can't the language be about that?

But I think that it's important to use your language to talk about that.

UT Austin required all authors to disclose any potential conflicts of interest and to affirmatively approve the language about them that was included in the PNAS article.

Modality is a property of sentences, not part of their content, and modal sentences therefore involve both a declarative sentence and a meta-language claim about that sentence.

Here's the thing about language, especially a language that has evolved, as English has, over many centuries: It tends to be reasonably exhaustive.