Sentence examples for language tactics from inspiring English sources

Hashtag activism is ancient history for the web, but Malkin, a new-media controversialist, has adopted Park's language, tactics, and social media skills, and it appears she is influencing Park to target "liberal racists".

'Bergdahl' became a language tactic to get assets".

British social conservatives are increasingly borrowing language and tactics from the US Christian right's playbook".

(Before his escape Lautaro had learned some of the Spanish language and tactics and possibly about the manufacture and use of gunpowder).

Some trade experts argue that the labor movement remains, at heart, protectionist but has grown more sophisticated in its language and tactics.

This is not to doubt their passion and belief, but it is to be realistic about the language and tactics they've developed to communicate those beliefs.

There's a take-no-prisoners approach that does take prisoners: all of us, incarcerated in a system whose crippling partisanship is fueled in part by the hyperbolic language, bellicose tactics and Manichaean tone of candidates and their handlers.

After emergency talks to prevent a full-fledged conflict, the two sides agreed to a vague nonaggression pact late on Friday, yielding to intense pressure from the African Union, the United States and China — a major oil partner for both sides — to move beyond the language and tactics of mutual destruction.

The global media machine is rapidly losing interest in watching urban tent cities being smashed up by police, and, with the eyes of the world turning away, a curious thing is happening: Occupy is beginning to adopt the centuries-old language and tactics of organised labour.

Players said coaches who used profanity and other berating language and tactics went too far and were de-motivating.

But the Phelpses, except for their tacky language, oddball tactics and Wal-Mart wardrobe, are no different from any other antigay media whore.