Sentence examples for language with that from inspiring English sources

Surreal because they combine the torturer's language with that of the health-and-safety inspector (slamming someone into a wall, or "walling" them, is acceptable, provided that the wall is "flexible" and "the head and neck are supported with a rolled hood and towel that provides a c-collar effect to help prevent whiplash").The memos have also stirred a debate about the future of counter-terrorism.

While most programming languages make calling REST APIs and composing or parsing JSON simple, the data returned by cyREST may not be organized efficiently for ease of use in a particular language or with that language's libraries.

Eritrea thereby followed the modern African trend of combining the use of official or national languages with that of regional and local languages.

Mr. Lambert said officials at the Federal Reserve, the Treasury and the Secret Service had devoted extra time to redesigning it and spreading the word — including on newmoney.gov, which is available in 23 languages — with that in mind.

When comparing the breadth of research carried out with spoken and written languages with that of sign languages, it is clear that studies in the latter are still very much in their infancy.

Luther's translations of the Old and New Testaments loaded and vivified the German language with coinages that are still in use.

He also used coded language with her that was clearly sexual in nature, she said.

His language overlaps with that of Christian conservatives in its emphasis on family and community.

John Kelly Cardiff Take Philip Hammond's inflammatory and gratuitous language along with that of the prime minister's injudicious use of the word swarm.

But it is through this process of exclusion that one can utilize positive language with the understanding that that language only refers to a common negation.

The Lost Messiah.By John Freely.Viking; 275 pages; £20THE practice of Judaism has given two adjectives to the English language, with meanings that collide interestingly.