Sentence examples for language mirrors from inspiring English sources

(Picture book; ages 3 to 8) Childlike language mirrors the often-­awkward idiom of a young child.

His language mirrors this relationship; it has a plain-spoken sweep with, every so often, beautiful, intricate phrasing appearing on the horizon.

Much of the bill's language mirrors a proposal presented earlier this month by the city's teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, and it is supported by the union.

Language, then, must break down, upon analysis, into propositions that cannot be analyzed into any other simpler propositions; and, insofar as language mirrors reality, the world must then be composed of facts that are not constituted of other simpler facts.

The thesis that the structure of language mirrors the structure of reality has as a consequence that the meaning of a proposition is the particular fact to which it is isomorphic.

Zimmer says that such language mirrors that of Trump himself.

The language mirrored his address to US lawmakers last April, when he upheld previous apologies but did not acknowledge specific atrocities.

It can be no coincidence that in describing the potential liability of the States in § 101(20)(D), Congress chose language mirroring that of § 120(a)(1).

His language mirrored the words of President Obama just over one year ago when he said his incoming administration was ready to "extend a hand" to those willing "to unclench your fist".

Language mirroring California's.

Lavelle said she asked the question because she was worried King's language mirrored that used in a manifesto posted by the man charged with gunning down at least 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, last week.