Sentence examples for language reads from inspiring English sources

Nagel's epigrammatic language reads more like Scripture than like philosophy.

(His language reads hotter on the page than it sounds in person).

This literary language has no single standard of pronunciation; a speaker of a language reads texts according to the rules of pronunciation of his own language.

THE first amendment's free-speech protection language reads as follows: "Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press".

According to news reports over the weekend, the proposed language reads,  "We will abolish the death penalty, which has proven to be a cruel and unusual form of punishment.

That language reads like a license for the President to extract as much money as he wants from his businesses, with no public disclosure, while he's still in the White House.

If I was a poet, why did my language read like an encyclopedia entry?

Burton — almost as good a writer as he was an actor — expresses his love of language, reading and Elizabeth Taylor.

It is especially useful in studying uniquely human traits like spoken language, reading and sophisticated moral reasoning".

The camera caught Alex Morgan yelling – perhaps to reassure, but her body language read "angry" rather than "encouraging".

It can understand natural language, read, view videos and reason.