Sentence examples for language trying from inspiring English sources

But I would only strain the limits of language trying to describe the sensation.

Her friends and staff will be watching how she reacts and looking at her body language, trying to gauge if she is warming for the fight.

In lawsuits, a criminal prosecution, a grand jury investigation and separate internal departmental inquiries, officers believed to be members of the Family over the years have been accused of intimidating new officers, using racist language, trying to control promotions and overtime payments, and planting evidence on civilians in order to manufacture drug arrests.

On the one hand, someone might ignore Darwin's language, trying to isolate Darwin's arguments and claims, a practice Levine (p. 223) calls "skimming" the argument "off the top" of its presentation in Darwin's texts.

He liked to describe himself as "a struggling playwright," because he always was grappling with language, trying to put yet another drama on paper.

I nodded, and in the time-honored traditions of teaching English as a second language, tried to elicit everything she knew about "Jewish".

Lagoona, our project to develop such a language, tries to answer this question.

One hint: If you're considering a second language, try Spanish instead of Chinese.

Rothman adds, "If you are going to a country where you don't speak the language, try to find a bilingual school.

(If the MSDS looks like a foreign language, try www.lungusa.org where they'll teach you how to read a Material Safety Data Sheet).

Instead of creating objectives - for a division, a team or individuals - based on traditional, masculine-leaning language, try instead to infuse feminine terms at least 50% of the time.