Sentence examples similar to lifeless language from inspiring English sources
It is part of Alderman's schtick to pepper her novel with Hebrew terms, but she scatters words many Jews, let alone non-Jews, won't recognise, and mostly for no good narrative reason, so rendering the language lifeless.
He did at times look lifeless, with slumped shoulders and deflated body language, and usually kept to himself in a threesome with Padraig Harrington and Stewart Cink.
Lifeless and two-dimensional, in other words.
But as you watch this strained, lifeless imitation, it also seems pretty certain that knowing the language wouldn't make the film actually — what's the right word? — funny.
But when we use language that makes it seem like the ocean is already a lifeless cesspool of plastic and oil, we aren't doing the blue movement any favors.
Its story, narrated in an alien language, is at heart an ecological parable, with the forest left withered and lifeless by unnatural forces.
The entire section is framed in the language of revitalization, as if the old Brooklyn, and those who had to move, were lifeless.
Lifeless performance by Yanks.
His face he was lifeless.
