Sentence examples for saying in language from inspiring English sources

There are limits to saying, In language, what the tree did.

Russia's foreign minister, Sergei V. Lavrov, published an essay last month saying, in language that was almost pitying, that Russia had "returned to the world stage" and would not accept the United States any longer as an imperial power.

That was precisely the practice the hospitals wanted to abolish in 1985, saying, in language remarkably similar to the words they use today, that such judgments were creating a financial crisis.

Earlier this year, Kellogg dropped its sponsorship of Michael Phelps, the gold-medal swimmer, after he was photographed using a bong at a party, saying, in language similar to Accenture's, that his acts were not "consistent with the image of Kellogg".

No way, Sherman said, in language that could not have been more emphatic: "If drafted, I will not run.

"We will not allow you," he said, in language aimed directly at the emir, "to take the country into the abyss of dictatorship".

In our conversation, Barks described Rumi's poetry as "the mystery of opening the heart," a thing that, he told me, "you can't say in language".

Two months later, after the team lost its 10th of 12 games, Howard/George said, in language unlike Steinbrenner's: "Joe Torre's job is safe.

"I will not let anyone tell me that we must spend more money," she said, in language that bristles as aggressively in English as it must do, surely, in the original German.

We look at cities like Detroit or Gary and say, in language that only slightly masks its racism, that their sorry financial state is of their own making, and that we are better and smarter than they.

There are definitely differences — I wouldn't say in languages but in techniques.