Sentence examples for misuse language from inspiring English sources

It's not amnesty, and Mr Frum is simply goading the nativist rabble by choosing to misuse language in this way.

When we blog about politics, we often talk about how politicians use and misuse language to their own ends, as in Bagehot here, or Charlemagne here.

When left to themselves, students tend to avoid cognitive conflict [ 84, 85], display faulty logic, produce inconsistent arguments, and, as newcomers to medical discourse, frequently misuse language [ 24, 44, 86].

What of media outlets that have misused language about mental health?The Sun's infamous headline "BONKERS BRUNO LOCKED UP" is described by Nightingale as a "milestone moment" owing to the overwhelming public outcry over its decision to put alliteration before consideration when reporting boxer Frank Bruno's mental health problems.

Similarly, "no more" can be construed as a question: "Why more this-than-that?" (v) The skeptic misuses language and uses it in a loose way (PH 1.191).

Many simply seek an answer rather than a published correction; many are about the use, or misuse, of language and individual words.

He held that philosophical perplexities often arise from a misunderstanding or misuse of language and that the way to resolve them is by "logical analysis of language".

Orwell, writing during the Cold War, was especially worried about the ideological misuse of language.

Mr. Obama's assertion that justice was done was "a total misuse of language," Mr. Robertson said.

On excess Adam Phillips's misuse of language suggests muddled thinking, and undermines his argument ("Insatiable creatures", 8 August).

Veteran Middle East correspondent, Robert Fisk, will be musing over the misuse of language and its effects on reporting the conflict in the region over the past five decades.