In lean, agile language, Means stages battles between the haves and the have-nots, the lucky dogs and the down and out.
But the state's many native Urdu-speakers, and the unavoidable saturation of Hindu religious culture into the Kannada language, lean toward another.
INTERVIEW TICS "Everyone knows about interview body language: lean slightly forward to look interested; don't cross your arms or you'll look defensive," Working Mother notes.
Last fall, Paul Stephens reported for Washington Monthly on complaints about local students being displaced, accounts of unscrupulous recruiting agents, and difficulties experienced by some non-native English speakers in classes that lean heavily on language skills.
The three members of this trio individually lean on specific languages of jazz improvisation, but collectively the band hesitates to get close to any single tradition.
He's for medical marijuana, and it could be fun to see if his messaging leans on vague language about that to give college students 420 reasons to think of voting for him.
As they lean forward, their body language says, "I'm interested in what you have to say".
Whenever he spoke English, it became a physical language: he leaned forward and gripped the wheel, pursing his lips, while his voice rose in pitch.
In concluding that the program reflected an intent to discriminate, he leaned not on the language of the document but on the ways that the President and his advisers had described the ban, during the campaign and afterward.
The language becomes leaner, the style more fluid and cinematic, as Leo's forbidden investigation causes more innocent people to suffer and transforms this onetime war hero into a criminal.
