Sentence examples for language that could from inspiring English sources

The new treaty contains language that could bolster Europe's case, at least morally.

He struggled to find language that could adequately capture the experience.

(Mr. Clinton, while not shy about castigating his predecessor's administration, has refrained from inflammatory language that could provoke Mr. Bush).

No way, Sherman said, in language that could not have been more emphatic: "If drafted, I will not run.

They plunged into writing a version of the Basic programming language that could run on the small machine.

Harrison believed that music was a universal language that could bridge cultures and potentially heal the world.

The Santa Fe decision, like many other Supreme Court opinions, contained language that could be used to support opposing positions.

Marxism and an awareness of class conflict gave them "a powerful afflatus," a ready dose of inspiration and a new language that could be both gritty and prophetic.

The terms of public process are not personal or romantic but objective; it is language that could have been drawn up, literally, by committee.

The article at the top of Tuesday's front page said that on other occasions he used ambiguous language that could have left the wrong impression.

This is quite possible, but at least some proof is needed, as for instance the actual words in the aboriginal language that could be twisted into this meaning.