Sentence examples for right language for from inspiring English sources

Make sure you use the right language for your audience.

We must find the right language for our policies and show that we "get it".

John Tusa's recent article on finding the right language for the arts has added much to the debate.

And I don't have to struggle to come up with the right language for that achievement, because one of its chief architects volunteered his own encomiums.

Some strategists, like José Ithier, who worked on Gov. George E. Pataki's re-election campaign last year, trying to shape the right message in the right language for the right audience, try to cover all the bases.

We must find the right language for our policies and show that we 'get it'.

It appears that the earliest medieval debates using recognizably modern rights-language, for instance, concerned topics such as whether the pope has a (power-) right to rule an earthly empire, and whether the poor have a (privilege-) right to take what they need from the surplus of the rich.

One business leader, Nick Brown, explained: "English is fine if you want to buy things, but it's not the right language to use for people who want to sell things".

When it comes to climate science it is all about finding the right language and tone for it - reframing it as an opportunity not sacrifice, making tangible the intangible and giving agency where once there was apathy.

Unlike Mr Berlusconi, Mr Prodi and his advisers talk the right language about the need for more competition.

They allow to choose the right frame for future modeling approaches and to determine the right language level to properly treat, for instance, consciousness.