Sentence examples for language appeals from inspiring English sources

But if the challenge of another language appeals, the Erasmus programme should be your first call.

The language appeals to Tea Party activists, who are angry that American laws are being broken and that illegal immigrants fill jobs that could go to Americans.

Mr. Christie has carefully honed his image as a tough-talking conservative whose blunt language appeals to many in his party.

Politicians know that this kind of language appeals to voters, but the denigration of people in poverty has downsides, as the last few weeks have demonstrated.

The simplicity of the language appeals directly to the moral center of a loving, complicated, chaotic yet broken humanity.

In this, Trump fits nicely into the mould of populist politics - his language appeals to the idea that the elite group holding power mistreats ordinary citizens.

The country and the language appealed to him greatly.

Here's the Yanomami tribe's (Spanish language) appeal for an investigation.

King's language appealed as well to many white Americans who held the federal government and its courts in conspicuous disregard but who were susceptible to a moral appeal based on Scripture.

Meimarakis's down-to-earth style and language appeal, said Vassilis Monastiriotis of the London School of Economics, to "a broad cross-section: both working-class voters, who see him as a man of the people, and the traditional higher-income New Democracy supporters, who see him as a cunning operator able to hit Tsipras below the belt".

In the foundation's earliest days, when it was known as the Occupied Land Fund, it made it clear in Arabic-language appeals that its donations were not strictly for educational purposes.