Sentence examples for shift the language from inspiring English sources
If we subtly shift the language, we arrive at a capability value proposition.
Antiabortion activists have tried to shift the language away from vilifying women, but Trump seemed to ignore language of the movement when he suggested during his campaign that women who have abortions should be punished, a position he later reversed.
If we want to drive young people to be engaged, community-level leaders creating healthy neighborhoods and schools, we have to shift the language and image of who young people are and what they can do.
We wanted to kind of shift the language to make it more about how everybody can do something about it.
I'm totally on board with the reasoning behind shifting the language from "illegal immigrants" to "undocumented immigrants".
Stephen Wadsworth's production moves the action from the fifth century B.C. to an English villa in Handel's time, and shifts the language from Italian to English.
As the notion of family keeps shifting, the language will, too, and sometimes it will inevitably be inadequate to the task.
It's the shipwreck of the mind, a mind that seems to be literally unable to define both his whereabouts and his destination, but as soon as he does this, as soon as he understands that that's what the problem is, he shifts the language from mind to body.
That's why it shifted the language of its statement to show that gradual rate hikes are no longer a sure thing.
The governance trend has continued over the years, spurred perhaps by the positive demonstration effort, as India's famously anti-incumbent voters began to reward leadership that delivered better services to their states, shifting the language of politics.
