Sentence examples for language exactly from inspiring English sources

Today, MacCallum echoed Wallace's language exactly and grilled Trump just as aggressively.

The rhythmic, driving speech pattern, the mostly half-closed eyes, that piercing stare, the body language – exactly the same.

"It's always easier to explain in your own language exactly what you want," said Sofi Fahrman, 33, a close friend of Princess Madeleine and the host of "Project Runway Sweden".

When a Swiss official asks to see the woman's passport, the mother "begins jabbering in obscure double-talk," and when he turns his attention to Victoria, who doesn't have her passport, she "pretends to jabber, too, in a language exactly like theirs".

Greg Mulholland, MP for Leeds North West, who has chaired a parliamentary Save the Pub Group since 2009, told me that a large part of his working day went trying to fix in precise, lawmakers' language exactly what pubs are and what they mean to people.

My modest proposal is a rule that requires every software-enabled equity product, like the recent batch of mortgage-backed securities, to be accompanied by a prose summary, no longer than 250 words or so, that explains in plain language exactly how it works.

The results are not languages, exactly, but sub-languages, byways that weave between the main roads of common parlance, navigable only if you have the right kind of map.

Avoid unsure or apologetic language, just tell them exactly how you feel because you have no reason to be ashamed.

Molière's plotting and language achieve exactly this.

This, in slightly more diplomatic language, is exactly what the fans have been saying.

Chandor is a beginner, but, to my ears, the terse, generally understated, yet sometimes barbarously rude language feels exactly right.