Sentence examples for language of the time from inspiring English sources

Male nudes promote "sodomy", in the language of the time.

It was, to borrow the art critical language of the time, a colour field.

Shostakovich was written off, in the language of the time, as a "middlebrow" or "midcult" composer.

If you try to copy the language of the time, it gets in readers' way.

In the language of the time, généralité came to be synonymous with intendancy.

He was indeed a 'sodomite' (in the ugly, pejorative language of the time), and pretending to be otherwise to defeat his enemy was bound to end in failure.

Thinking ahead to what I look forward to, I remind myself that even in the language of the times, the poetry of the words always meant more than the ideals.

He said it using the language of the times--language that could be understood.

The sponsors of the video say it speaks "in a manner consistent with the language of the times we live in... [using] clever and indirect messages".

The medieval period was characterized by the growth of new devotional religious movements centred on hymnodists who taught in the popular languages of the time.

Of course, this was true of other operating systems and languages of the time, which have long since faded from use.