Sentence examples for language raised from inspiring English sources

That broad language raised serious free speech issues.

But the language raised no red flags with the state.

No American journalist has ever been prosecuted for gathering and publishing classified information, so the language raised the prospect that the Obama administration was taking its leak crackdown to a new level.

The very language raised red flags for some readers, because the framework of viciously vindictive women who just lie to get men into trouble is maybe the tiredest stereotype around.

"The arrangement of flowers and homages, casseroles and sympathies; the arrangement of images and idioms, words on a page -- it is all the same," he writes in his new book, "an effort at meaning and metaphor, an exercise in symbol and ritualized speech, the heightened acoustics of language raised against what is reckoned unspeakable".

On 10 February it felt compelled to update its privacy policy after the original language raised concerns that its TVs were recording and transmitting everything said in front of them.

This bland language raises more questions than it answers.

The language raises wry smiles and ripples of laughter.

The removal of the defunding language raises the real potential for slaughterhouses to reopen in the United States; the last slaughterhouse was closed in 2007.

This tortured language raises the already-high barrier and would keep out pretty much every last Iraqi, of any faith, who lost his leg or his safety or his future while helping Americans in his country.

Setting aside, for now, the obvious example of Iraq, where the United States did just that, Kerry's language raises big questions — and it's not obvious that the Obama Administration has any answers.