Sentence examples for language indicating from inspiring English sources

But "borking" is part of the language, indicating a vetting process for a presidential nominee that's sufficiently tension-inducing to justify a Xanax drip.

Taking advantage of a lull outside the club, I sidle up to the rope, my body language indicating submission and camaraderie.

The package of budget bills the governor proposed last January, though, included language indicating he favored more conversions of nonprofit insurers.

Addressing one of his biggest legislative defeats last year, Mr. Clinton called for a "bipartisan dialogue" on the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, conciliatory language indicating that the president did not intend to push the matter again.

With her voice and body language indicating horror, she listed some of Trump's verbal atrocities: claiming that a federal judge couldn't do his job properly because of his Mexican heritage, mocking a reporter with a disability, and calling women pigs.

And in one part of her mind it was true: she saw the randy old man, the bump he made in the sheet, bedridden, almost beyond speech but proficient in sign language, indicating his desire, trying to nudge and finger her into complicity, into obliging stunts and intimacies.

They each speak two European languages, as well as English, but none speaks the language indicated by their name.

Trump later told a television interviewer that the briefers' "body language" indicated that "they were not happy" with Obama.

Characteristics of the Samoan language indicate that the settlers probably came from Tonga.

"Bar mitzvah, by its very language, indicates that the honoree is a Jew," she tells me.

Both his tone and his body language indicated that the assessment process would be careful and deliberate.