Although the screenplay is quite talky, the protective body language of Roméo and Juliette toward each other and with their child lends "Declaration of War" a nonverbal eloquence.
One risk to the proliferation of sun-protective marketing language (Pink Ladybug Water Shoes with UPF 50, anyone?) is that consumers may be lulled into a false sense of security, said Dr. Lawrence of Cooper University Medical Center.
Where does this protective effect of language come from?
Fervently protective of its language and culture, the province is fond of referring to itself as a "distinct society".
The government is highly protective of the language, so anyone without a solid grasp of French will find it hard to get a formal position.
Like most of Music Hole, Money Note is sung predominately in English, a departure from Camille's first two Francophone albums, and guaranteed to ruffle feathers in a country famously protective of its language.
No writer ever put between himself and the unregulated perils of the outside world a more artful, protective screen of language, but the imagined beast would rip through any web of words as effortlessly as it would slash through a scrim of mosquito netting.
Croatians are protective of the their language from foreign influences, as the language was under constant change and threats imposed by previous rulers (i.e. Austrian German, Hungarian, Italian and Turkish words were changed and altered to "Slavic" looking/sounding ones).
Croatians are protective of their Croatian language from foreign influences, as the language was under constant change and threats imposed by previous rulers (i.e. Austrian German, Hungarian, Italian and Turkish words were changed and altered to "Slavic" looking/sounding ones).
Election to the Académie, which is notoriously protective of the French language, is the country's highest honour.
