Sentence examples for language has crept from inspiring English sources

Misleading language has crept in.

Military language has crept into the Sandy Hook discussion.

Bawa-Garba's reflective note from the day of Jack Adcock's death was reportedly used against her in court, and litigious language has crept into doctors' vocabulary, as they frequently refer to gathering "evidence" in their notes.

It was during one of these visits that I noticed how war- and military-related terminology had crept into the language of the locals.

The language of wellness and self-care has crept into the workplace, the insidious argument behind this trend being that well-rested workers who are getting enough sleep will work better.

Desperation has crept in.

Politics has crept into encounters.

But upmarket retail has crept in.

"Some selectivity has crept into the market".

Centralisation has crept in there".

And basketball, too, has crept into conversations.