Sentence examples for language that gives from inspiring English sources

Your friend may also spot any body language that gives away nerves.

Foulds has won praise for both his poetry and his fiction, and it is ultimately the precision of his language that gives the novel emotional and intellectual heft.

We have to fight for the powerless, for a language that gives a place to the most invisible people — people like my father.

Opponents can point to statutory language that gives the public records administrator authority to determine exactly what can be considered public records.

When Kennedy decides a case, he agonizes for days beforehand, often changing positions up to the day of the decision; his opinions often include abstract language that gives broad liscense to lower courts.

At the very least, religious politicians in free countries must find a language that gives equal footing in the public square to those of all faiths and those of none.

It also happens to be the language that gave us the word kangaroo.

"Yiddish is the language that gave me an identity, a connection with the six million murdered Jews," Libeskind said.

It was their use of language that gave them power over me, especially the ones from Cambridge.

It is this language that gave Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem the belief that the Tour's walking rule is preserved.

Gradually, he jettisoned Serialism and moved toward the completely tonal, diatonic language that gave the Symphony No. 3 much of its immediate accessibility and appeal.