Sentence examples for like the language from inspiring English sources

(Although they will not like the language in today's decision that suggests that states can decide on a case-by-case basis who can get married; but this is the risk of incrementalism).

She would have me read it to her from time to time, and I got to like the language of the Old Testament and the Psalms in particular, her favourite book.

The sticklers are snobs, protecting the preferences of their own class: another self-appointed censor condemns the phrase "comprised of" because it is employed by estate agents, which prompts Kamm to comment, "He doesn't like the language of trade".

Essentially poorer nations would like the language of the document to reflect the fact that they didn't cause this problem but they will suffer the most from rising temperatures.

I really like the language".

The Forward, like the language itself, is in its preservationist stage.

"I don't like that the language of a messiah has come.

"I don't like the body language".

"I like the Arabic language a lot.

No, I don't like the violent language.

Others have a wide variety of sounds, including rare ones that outsiders find hard to learn (like the languages of the Caucasus).