Sentence examples for life language from inspiring English sources

Stuff based on a deep knowledge of black American life: language, stance, tone, outlook, its past and present.

In the later chapters, Hancock includes a rough guide to present-day Romani life, language, cookery and customs.

Besides his early absorption of Rimbaud's poetry, Ashbery brings to this resourceful translation a long and deep familiarity with French life, language and culture.

It's called Hello, I'm Your Polish Neighbour by Wiktor Moszczynski, which I take to be a first-timer's guide to life, language and behaviour among the good people of Warsaw and Gdansk.

Carmen Alamo, a job counselor at a local employment training program, said of the working poor in this town that "they have all the barriers in their life: language, job skills, housing issues.

Daniels has chosen his title well: with every word he writes, Cardus evades the narrow constraints of criticism to celebrate life, language, art, beauty - and the miracle of personality.

Braggarts beware: real-life language learning is a constant exercise in humility.

And that is all it is; if you want to be posh about it, it's his street-life language.

At the 1996 Republican National Convention, he fought a losing battle to remove pro-life language from the Party platform.

Stupak got in hot holy water when he told Fox News, "When I'm drafting right-to-life language, I don't call up nuns".

A few teachers who turned to writing come to mind: Jon Scieszka, with his sly, sophisticated sendups of classic fairy tales ("Squids Will Be Squids Jerry Spinellilli, who renders the joy and sorrow of childhood in true-to-life language ("Maniac Magee"); and, of course, Beverly Cleary, who has written extraordinarily real and funny stories about ordinary kids (the "Ramona" series).