Sentence examples for reclaim language from inspiring English sources

Rózewicz was determined that his work must reclaim language in the face of such inhumanity.

"There was just a stigma that maybe you weren't as bright as anybody else, that you didn't speak English as well," said Linda Wagner, 53, of Lewiston, who takes classes to reclaim language lost as a child.

Be prepared to reclaim language that has been altered or taken over by agendas that are not inclusive or compassionate.

In the right context (such as simply describing female anatomy, sexual role-playing, reclaiming language, or when used to point out everyday sexism) these words are acceptable.

Tempest says: "One university lecturer played a video of me performing What We Came After, ironically a poem about reclaiming language from the academies.

Such techniques originally had been his way of reclaiming language from banality, while at the same time representing all the caveats, micro-thoughts, meta-moments, and other flickers of his hyperactive mind.

Patty: Language is always evolving and reclaiming language is part of building up and out cultural references.

The Bavarians' motive, it was believed, was to reclaim the language of national belonging from the rightwing populists – a move with limited success.

Mr. Curtis is sometimes maligned for portraying his subjects as noble savages and for staging images, but his work has allowed some American Indian tribes to reclaim their language, customs and rituals.

I got confused and I lost HSL, I didn't really remember it any more". Only now, haltingly peeling away the layers of ASL, is she starting to reclaim the language.

But progressive parties must battle to reclaim the language around regulation – as we have on tax – so that is not a symbol of "unfreedom" but a democratic means of social, and environmental, protection.