Sentence examples for soaring language from inspiring English sources

The soaring language recalls that of Bush's hero Ronald Reagan.

Mr. Romney has not always demonstrated the ability to use soaring language.

It is also a place to compose the soaring language of opening and closing arguments.

In sometimes soaring language, Justice Kennedy, writing for the court, affirmed the value of dual state and federal sovereignty.

With soaring language and an improvisatory jazz spirit, Ruben Santiago-Hudson's revival brings lives shaped by privation to throbbing life.

Thursday night, he had little of the soaring language and certainly none of the hope he expressed in Charleston.

Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, took a not-too-subtle jab at President Obama in his convention speech last week, mocking Mr. Obama's soaring 2008 campaign language about rolling back the rising seas and healing the planet.

But the main task for Mrs. Clinton at the convention — reaffirming her support for Mr. Obama in soaring and unconditional language — dominated her 23-minute speech, and she betrayed none of the anger and disappointment that she still feels, friends say, and that has especially haunted her husband.

No mere utterance, then or now, could do justice to the soaring heights of language Mr Lincoln reached that day.

This failing is only the most important repetition of a recurring theme in the war against radical Islam: the distance between Bush's soaring, often inspiring language and the insufficiency of his actions.

(Both mix "earthbound" language with soaring "theatrical imaginations").