Sentence examples for language matters that from inspiring English sources
Letting diplomacy and Congress work are both ways of saying that language matters, that it can have content and power and consequences.
They're angry that the women at Endangered Bodies and their supporters have taken this opportunity to say no -- to make a claim that language matters, that how we talk about ourselves is important, that we're done with using "fat" as a euphemism for feeling ashamed, insecure, and disempowered.
It barely matters that Clegg's language caricatured rival parties in the corrosive language of the old politics he so deplores and raised expectations in similarly foolish, familiar fashion.
Trump doesn't understand that language matters, especially in diplomacy, particularly abroad.
In Operation Gatekeeper, geographer Joe Nevins points out that language matters in immigration and always has. "Wetback" was the preferred official term in the 1950's.
A new study finds that language matters when it comes to people's perceptions of climate science: More people said they believe in "climate change" than in "global warming".
As for Mr. Xi, officials said, the body language matters less than the fact that he and Mr. Obama were able to discuss the most difficult issues between China and the United States.
Juan Carlos Zarate, who ran the counterterrorism side of Mr. Bush's National Security Council, noted in an interview that when it comes to making his case, Mr. Obama should remember that "body language matters".
When software vendors can talk to you in your language, talk to you in your vertical slice in language that matters to you–I think that that can be pretty compelling.
And it means that we are willing to consider that words have tremendous power and that inclusive language matters.
Does language matter at all, then?
