Sentence examples for language in response to from inspiring English sources

Arika Okrent on Johann Schleyer, a German priest who created Volapük, a heavily umlauted universal language, in response to a calling from God.

Leicester boss Richard Cockerill has urged the Rugby Football Union to issue lengthy bans to all directors of rugby who use foul and abusive language in response to his own suspension for swearing.

He also confessed to using overblown language in response to the terror threat.

Some examples: Contexts of perception and observation are those in which one enters a language in response to some form of sensory stimulation.

The wording of the patent requests also includes the language "in response to a consumer request for content," which could probably be massaged into referring to downloaded books that have been paid for, but more easily fits streamed or dynamically generated stuff like news or Google Books content.

Perhaps Irvine's loaded language was in response to the imbalance of the swap (or "scheme").

It also specifically addresses David Cameron's language used in response to the crisis, with the line "human beings are not a swarm".

"Some of the political language applied in response to recent events has suggested a natural continuation of the 9/11 world and in turn the strategy then deployed," Murphy will say.

Or politicians can willingly adopt its language, perhaps in response to genuine moral concerns but perhaps also because political parties no longer differ significantly on economic policy and need values as a way of distinguishing themselves from their rivals.Much of the values talk in Europe fits this last explanation.

In addition, parents used more shape names with sons than with daughters and tended to adjust their use of spatial language more in response to varied shape sets with boys, although these findings need replication to evaluate generality.

The changes in language described in response to point 1, above, should help clarify this.