Sentence examples for language moves from inspiring English sources

The language moves uneasily between exhortation, uplift and instruction, between sophistication and condescension.

As with Dubliners, the language moves through the stasis of her characters' lives with a beautiful and painful precision.

At his best, his language moves along in the effective but unimpressive way of a man in a hurry.

"Most language moves on but 98 per cent of kids hear 'that's so gay' on a regular basis and it was the same five years ago.

At the commander's left side hangs a saber; in his right hand is a telescope". The language moves between the literary and analytical, evenhanded yet passionate.

"Willing" amounts to a Scott Spencer blooper reel, and in it the language moves along with the undignified haste of a purse-snatcher in flight.

The original pronunciation also makes the language move faster.

I will let the language move me, as opposed to a secret backstory of my own".

But as with many artists of his age, his language moved on.

He was a master of the Greek language, moving from Homeric formulas to the language of daily life in a few lines.

She believed that she could see a community of people, a community that spoke a strange language, moving around in Thomas's Field, the land across from her house.