Sentence examples for language appropriate from inspiring English sources

These will be introduced at the appropriate point using language appropriate to the age discovering them.

Each crew member communicates in language appropriate to his/her personality.

The book, with large color photographs and colorful charts and diagrams, described basic chemical reactions in language appropriate for young teenagers.

It includes some crude language appropriate to its characters and a sex scene, shown through slats, that made the audience laugh.

Without losing her grip on the refined language appropriate to the day, Perry has written a sweeping and scandalous exposé of sexual brutality amid the upper classes.

Worried parents have taken to wandering in a maze of intricacies of what is and isn't appropriate -- appropriate language; appropriate amount of violence, sex, fear, diversity; appropriate amount of stimulation and lack thereof; appropriate amount of play of the imagination; appropriate amount of good and bad news about life.

Winston, talking the talk of the street, refers to himself and to almost everybody with the most insulting racial epithet in the language, appropriated by the hip-hop culture as a kind of insider's insignia.

This has most probably happened by language appropriating writing to such an extent that the words 'written/spoken' no longer refer to just two modalities of expression: they actually name two styles of meaning-wording.

A bug-eyed loner who preys on the misfortunes of others, Bloom's very language appropriates television-speak with information garnered on the Internet to make him reptilian.

In the Double Concerto of 1961, the piano and harpsichord, each allied to its own chamber orchestra, speak in languages appropriate to their timbres.

Do the sonatas represent an evolution of style, a letting go of old formats, a search for the how more than the what, the gradual invention of languages appropriate to a musical imagination that Beethoven possessed from the beginning?