Sentence examples for language that goes from inspiring English sources

"You need language that goes to the heart.

"It's language that goes back to the 19th century".

The stream of language that goes on forever, that survives.

"It is language that goes beyond opinion and ideology, to action".

If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart".

She has cultivated a jazz side modeled after her other singing idol, Ella Fitzgerald, and become a theatrical belter, with all the body language that goes with it.

Still, Halperin is right to defend the old rituals and the lingo and body language that go with them.

The grace period has been outlined on the Labor Department's Web site since February, but was obscured in a maze of legal and bureaucratic language that went largely unnoticed.

(He returns them.) If his previous one-man show, "Ricky Jay and His 52 Assistants," was mostly about the art of deception, "On the Stem" is more explicitly about the attitude and language that go along with it.

"It starts with parents teaching their kids positive values and breaking down the stereotypes and language that go hand in hand with masculinity," Cooky said.

Vienna's telephone book is full of names that hail from farther south and east, and many Austrian citizens still speak the languages that go with the names.