Sentence examples for language grip from inspiring English sources

How can language grip a landscape so close-toned, which specialises in "great, unrelieved stretches of snow and ice" and "plains of open water"?

Later, the same note returns: "Open spaces bring to the mind something which is difficult to express"; "we find it hard to make language grip landscapes that are close-toned".

"When he began to write about the Arctic, Lopez was faced with the challenge of making language grip a landscape that is both huge and 'monotonic'monotonic

A novel approach examining the relationship between language and grip force is presented.

However, the relationship between language and grip force has not yet been investigated.

Critics, enchanted by Mr. McCourt's language and gripped by his story, delivered the kind of reviews that writers can only dream of.

But that discussion rapidly degenerated into irritating whimsy about the phrase "Freeze the balls off a brass monkey"; and whimsy was never too far away, which was a pity, because some of the discussion of the way metaphor is transformed into banal language was gripping.

I was mesmerized by the language and gripped not only by the need to know what happened next, but also to understand how anyone can truly reconcile with such evil.

The rebel coalition, known as Seleka, the word for alliance in the Sango language, solidified its grip on the capital, Bangui, and pledged to stick to the terms of an earlier transition plan negotiated in neighboring Gabon that was to lay the groundwork for new elections in two or three years, Reuters reported.

But Michael Haneke's German language The White Ribbon gripped audiences in Cannes and tonight took the festival's top prize, the Palme d'Or.

When Ms. Sangare sings a heartbreaking lament of "a worried songbird" searching for her father, you don't need to know the language to be gripped by the force of her cry.