Sentence examples for language was full from inspiring English sources

Lehmann's body language was full, if typecasting may be excused, of Germanic boldness.

His language was full of scientific wordplay, scavenging terms from plant biology, human genetics and spatial geometry.

The language is full of booby traps and there is no shortage of boobies.

What did Mr Xi really mean?Chinese official language is full of political terms that, to the Western liberal ear, sound progressive.

But Evra had started the argument in Spanish and the Spanish language is full of these ways of addressing someone: "Guapo" (handsome), "Gordo" (fatty), "Flaco" (skinny), "Rubio" (blond), and so on.

In his youth he was an excellent dancer and a ladies' man with a "keen interest in attractive young women," yet he was a prig who published a cleaned-up edition of the Bible and who scorned popular drama even while at Yale, not even exempting Shakespeare from criticism ("His language is full of errors").

OPINIONS-DRIVEN (10%) Their language is full of imperatives, and their minds are resolute.

Adoption language is full of myths and stereotypes, displaying differential and discriminatory treatment of adoptive families, adopters and adoptees.

The English language is full of phrases that suggest that we are most productive when we "forget ourselves," are "absorbed" in a task or manage to "get out of our own way".

Legal language is full of different ways to parse the idea of intentionality, but one basic principle is that a person is held to "intend" the foreseeable consequences of their actions.

It was full of nonsense language, but was also intended as a protest against religious doctrines and tsarist absolutism.