Sentence examples for preferred idiom from inspiring English sources
Its culture is one of scarcity; its preferred idiom is irony — a language of limits.
But the model is still in an early phase, or in beta, to use the preferred idiom.
Or in his preferred idiom, pure thinking is "generation".
Donald Trump has now thrown the Republican Party the latest in a long line of curve balls (or, in Chris Christie's preferred idiom, punches to the face).
He preferred to describe his repertoire as "the American Idiom, or the Music of the Freedom of Expression".
He drew some criticism, however, because he was heavily influenced by the Romanticism of John Keats and preferred to use classical verse forms rather than rely on the rhythms and idioms of his black American heritage.
Familiarity with Cuban, Puerto Rican, Mexican and Colombian Spanish idiom often used in the stretch of Central Florida that runs along Interstate Highway 4 strongly preferred.
He was familiar with the pompous and complex idiom of the preceding Baroque period; he then adopted the light, gay, and elegant musical style that was popular at the time in Austria; and he was subsequently influenced by the strongly emotional and expressive style preferred by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and other north German composers.
