The language of facts activates the lawyer in our brain, often leading us to look only for what supports our argument and tearing down what weakens it.
The language of the fact sheet was hardly noxious, but McCain responded with a straight face.
Although O'Leary earned a Ph.D. in religion, he excels in the language of scientific fact.
Like Emily Dickinson, Carson doesn't use fancy language: her matter-of-fact tone, and her quest to use words which communicate human experience as intensely as possible, aches with understanding.
All this is related in deceptively matter-of-fact language.
It was written in straightforward, matter-of-fact language, with no discrimination of dances by social class.
In matter-of-fact language, this is the story of a dog's journey from violence and anger to companionship and love.
The matter-of-fact language of Lou and Will's conversations and thoughts, and the starkness of their surroundings — Lou's humble, cramped family house; Will's disability-adapted annex with the "white metal and plastic hoist" over the bath — magnify the poignancy of their friendship.
"The language is very matter-of-fact – 'Would you like this, or this...? It will cost you this much......
