Sentence examples for language care from inspiring English sources

Even if the translations aren't top-notch off the bat, they will improve over time if enough people who speak a particular language care enough about a site to fix it.

On one side were 12-tone composers who claimed the intellectual high ground, usually from secure posts in universities; on the other, composers who clung in various ways to tonal languages, cared about connecting with audiences and withstood the patronizing disdain of the tough-guy modernists in their midst.

But the ministers have chosen their language with care for fear of appearing complacent about the political threat posed by Labour.

Although Belgium and the Netherlands share a common history, geography and language, health care in general and maternity care in particular are differently organised.

But beware their language of care.

Like my mother, I feel no shame and I refute this language of "care".

"Body language takes care of itself when we are relaxed," he says.

They say they work hard to maintain native customs: the language, the care and respect for elders, the refusal to waste food like salmon.

What was welcome, though, was the opportunity to discuss the importance of language in care, how we can make sure that people are treated with dignity and respect, and what we all need to do to make that happen.

Practically, that means making the case against spending cuts not only in the compassionate language of care for those who lose out, but also in hard-headed terms about what makes sense for the British economy.

Mr. Fishel handles Ford's language with care and infuses Orgilus with a quiet, seething intensity that makes you believe in his implacable need either to regain his love or make his foe suffer the consequences.