Sentence examples for language appealing from inspiring English sources

But the independent United States "was not established as a 'Christian nation.'" When George Washington was Revolutionary commander in chief, he mandated that his soldiers have chaplains and strongly encouraged them to attend divine service, but his own writings typically employed nondenominational language, appealing to providence rather than Christ.

It will be a language that allows others to speak, have a voice and determine their own destiny -- that is a true international language, appealing in its humanity and universal in its reach.

The second of the two texts just cited even gives a curious "ordinary language" argument, appealing to the rusticus (the man-on-the-street), who, if you were to say to him "What I am saying is false," would reply "Nil dicis" ("You are saying nothing").

The UAE's popular Arabic language station, appealing to both a local and expat audience.

More or less, it means using language and appealing to values that not only apply to you and your close friends but that might also apply to a milk farmer in Wisconsin, or a school teacher in Texas.

The haridasas conveyed the message of Madhvacharya through esoteric Sanskrit writings (written by Vyasa kuta or Vyasa school) and simple Kannada language compositions, appealing to the common man, in the form of devotional songs (written by the Dasa Kuta or Dasa school).

In a move little noted at the time, Jacqueline Kennedy cut American television's first Spanish-language ad, appealing to Hispanic voters to support her husband.

Having extensible languages is appealing, but raises the question of how to construct extensible compilers and how to compose compilers out of a collection of pre-compiled components.

Her use of language is very appealing.

And speaking a foreign language should be appealing.

It has several eye-catching ideas and they are couched in appealing language.