Sentence examples similar to language in face from inspiring English sources

The author and a team of four clinicians assessed speech, hearing and language in face-to-face interviews.

Western diplomats and South Korean officials said that their Northern counterparts used to use the vivid K.C.N.A.-style language in their face-to-face negotiations, even into the 1980s.

Rózewicz was determined that his work must reclaim language in the face of such inhumanity.

The impotence of language in the face of visceral horror should not be underestimated; words evade the tremulous pen.

Postmodern gymnastics aside, the book is entertaining and often poignant, probing the limits of technology, consciousness, and language in the face of grief.

Mr. DeLillo's play, a Beckettian tale about a pilgrim and a scholar, raises doubts about the value of language in the face of catastrophe.

For the price of success that is a theme in all those other stories – demonstrated, in this novel in particular, by a sure and steady control of language in the face of disaster – is the loss of a self.

It's also one of those rare songs that touchingly confronts the sheer inadequacy of language in the face of love ('I can't explain/ You know what I mean') rather than attempting to sidestep the issue via fancy verbal footwork.

She told the Guardian: "My job is not to teach my MA students to write; my job is to explode language in their faces.

He added, "I always favored the toughest language face-to-face, in private.

This will be done in the local language through a face-to-face invitation made at home.