Sentence examples for language of the first from inspiring English sources
The language of the First Amendment does not except speech directed at private economic decisionmaking.
The poetic language of the first few chapters of the Book of Genesis has kept painters busy for centuries.
The conservation of energy is expressed in the macroscopic language of the first law of thermodynamics—namely, energy is conserved provided that heat is taken into account.
Many Egyptian poems and the philosophic creation myth known as the "Memphite Theology" survive in very late texts that carefully reproduce the original language of the first dynasties.
Contrary to the unequivocal language of the First Amendment ("Congress shall make no law…"), freedom of speech has never been absolute.
The authors of the US's Bill of Rights could not have predicted the capabilities of the iPhone or its peers, but the language of the first amendment is instructive.
But the language of the Fourteenth Amendment's framers went further.
Nothing in the explicit language of the Fourth Amendment dictates that result.
Analysis of the body language of the second presidential debate suggested a tense exchange between President Obama and Governor Romney.
The court held that the preventive detention bill violated neither the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment nor the excessive bail language of the Eighth Amendment.
The Copland of the ballet score "Appalachian Spring," which had had its premiere in 1944, is very evident in the musical language of the Third Symphony.
