Every journalist salivates at the prospect of raising the ire of a newsmaker, and I responded with a language column exhaustively exploring the etymology of that bovine epithet.
Siegel asked about the progression of assaults on U.S. troops over the years: "How have the attacks and the countermeasures to them evolved?" Naturally, Gen. Scales responded with the language of a military man.
As the once troubled teenagers and single mothers who make up the panels tell Mr. Bush how they have overcome hardship, he responds with emotive language, words and phrases like "love" or "loving family" or "willing heart".
Mr. Bush, campaigning just 85 miles away here in a state where the race appears as closely contested as it is nationally, responded with equally strong language, saying of Mr. Kerry, "You can't win a war when you don't believe you're fighting one".
It connects to the internet via Wi-Fi and has a microphone to record children and send that information off to third-parties for processing before responding with natural language responses.
President Clinton, speaking at a news conference, did not respond with strong language to the mayors' decision to side with the family, saying that "whatever the law is, whatever the decision that is ultimately made, the rest of us ought to obey it".
Washington will respond with a language criticizing the conduct of the government in Manama toward the Shiite majority, stressing the need for equal citizenship for all.
In a study of older infants shown silent videotapes of adults speaking, 4-month-olds could distinguish different languages visually by watching mouth and facial motions and responded with interest when the language changed.
The Forrester campaign responded with the most heated language of the campaign, accusing Mr. Lautenberg of politicizing the sniper attacks.
"I responded with a poor choice of language that was inadvertently also received and opened by one staff member.
