Sentence examples for past language from inspiring English sources

Dance rhythms, one of Latin music's perpetual strengths, also leap past language barriers.

All it wanted to see was the "Image," a vision that lay past reality almost past language.

It's also about language as it embodies the force of the past — language as experience and desire, as memory and history.

As to his past language about the potential for a need to confront Iran, he said, "Of course we will maintain our military options".

Below I revisit eight of the "thrusts" of dispersal together with suggested correlations with past language spreads.

While past language has limited that prohibition to those committed to inpatient care, the new rule would call on states to report to NICS the names of those committed involuntarily to outpatient psychiatric care as well.

Basically, though, when a work of theater is good, vital and true to the artistic terms it establishes for itself, you magically push past the language barriers, the way you might if you fell in love with someone who speaks another language.

She liked his Mitteleuropean aloofness, his rock-band past — No language, just sound, that's all we need know — and his ambition.

Fifteen months ago, the Supreme Court's conservative majority mowed past statutory language, Congressional intent and decades of precedent to make it much harder for older workers to prove age discrimination.

Many in the chapter are local men, yet align themselves with Moscow over Kiev, in spite of their common past and language.

In the past, when language instruction along with haircuts and massages was a "non-tradable" sector of the economy, many people would not have found a native Mandarin speaker as a teacher in their town at all.