Sentence examples for language straight from inspiring English sources

Joe Dmitruck, a quality inspector at a stamping plant sitting down to dinner at the Whip restaurant in Parma Heights, explained his support for Ms. Sutton with language straight from the television.

That was how Martha talked about such things, her language straight out of self-help books and women's magazines, but it had worked, and Eva had looked forward to sitting for hours over a plate of biscuits, telling each other the stories people tell when they are trying to remember what it was they were doing before their lives were so rudely interrupted.

The narrative is set in Brixton 1981 so I lifted the language straight out of the mouths of the sound system guys, hustlers, rootsheads, bad boys, lovers' rock dreamers and weed warriors that I knew and placed it on the page without any apology.

Letting classical music dwindle away for the sake of "democracy" is the equivalent of throwing out traditional literature and filling our bookshops with comics, axing traditional drawing and painting courses, or instructing the RSC to abandon Shakespeare and just improvise plays instead because everyone would understand the language straight away.

Christopher Smart, as Browning's poem continued, :pierced the screen :'Twixt thing and word, lit language straight from soul, — Left no fine film-flake on the naked coal Live from the censer Browning's remarks brought about a later appreciation of A Song to David and Smart's madness.

With an excellent band, including the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and the saxophonist David Binney, he's using lots of structure and instrumental texture, cruising through different languages, straight-ahead and free and in between; it's like a tour of the last 25 years of serious jazz.

Such language is straight out of the party's well-thumbed lexicon of calumnies; similar words were used to denigrate the protesters in Tiananmen.

Our findings show that 24 universities have shut all specialist language degrees (straight single honours or joint honours with another language) since our last analysis six years ago.

The first is that, in today's Republican politics, one reliable way to reach beyond the Christian base is by whipping up nationalistic hysteria with language lifted straight from the McCarthy era.

It's an interesting and varied role, and while I won't be speaking Spanish all day long, the company has offices in Spain and Mexico so there is scope to use my language skills straight away.

"The themes that fascinate me," she says, "the tricky and often dark interplay between past and present, the human need to define and/or construct reality through imagination and language – run straight through Irish literature".