Sentence examples for languages about how from inspiring English sources

Facebook runs 4000 surveys a day in 27 languages about how people are reacting to privacy controls.

Coty's letter contains all of the typically fawning language about how great Coty's acquisition of Avon would be.

The letter contains nice-nice language about how great it would be for the two companies to combine.

7 At some temples children sell souvenirs and employ emotive language about how they need money for school.

One part of the answer is that some Tea Party legislators ran for office on a platform of hating the government, with language about how evil it is.

"He made the point with his look and body language about how tough and physical they had to be," Simms said.

His party energy minster joined in with more energetic language about how "hard-pressed consumers" (victims) being hit and ripped off (harm).

She joked about the perception of her as a diva (much fancy makeup, none of the mental kind), about her failed attempt to learn the local language, about how she loved to people-watch.

"Another boy, Roy, was given a little more language about how he had never been with a girl and might never be, because we wanted to hit home the idea of lost youth," she said.

On the stand, a diminutive Rwandan man with gold-rimmed glasses talks in his native language about how he participated in the murder of his neighbors during the ethnic massacres in Rwanda 17 years ago.

What I got in response was part of a background briefing given after the president's speech that repeated the language about how the need for signature strikes will fade after the withdrawal.