Sentence examples for loosen language from inspiring English sources

These rainy beginnings loosen language and storytelling into life.

I have written in the past about the loosening effects that this election cycle has had on public language, and the influence that loosened public language has, in turn, on the campaigns.

Pinker's insistence that written language loosen to reflect natural American idiom is parochial: there's too wide a range of idiom to be captured in one style.

And only then would language loosen its ancient associations with the invisible breath, the spirit sever itself from the wind, the psyche dissociate itself from the environing air".

He and Kaufman are trying to loosen up the language of American movies, and they swat different kinds of representation around like a shuttlecock.

Chrysler President James Press emphasized the need to loosen up the language in a meeting with reporters earlier this week.

In the 1960s, language loosens up, gets hip, pop, streetwise, characters are much more complex, and the chronology becomes intricate, making of the reader an active participant in the deciphering of the text.

Boumediene meant to loosen the stranglehold the French language had on the young nation after 132 years of institutional colonisation.

Research universities and the commercial satellite industry are lauding language that would loosen restrictions on technology exports and research rules related to spacecraft.

In English-language territory, they loosen up".

"Either that or she's gone senile to good effect, a grand loosening of language in her old age.