Sentence examples for some kind of language from inspiring English sources

"The United States is prepared to adopt some kind of language recognizing the demographic realities that have occurred since 1967," said an administration official, referring to settlements established after Israel captured the West Bank and Gaza in a war with neighboring countries.

Many voting union members will dislike certain terms in the medical plan, and almost everyone wants some kind of language that never made it into the final package.

But anyone who has lived with an animal has shared some kind of language with it; and anyone who has lived with more than one animal knows each as an individual.

Intelligent life like Humans has to be able to record a family or racial history, Follow a Religion or Culture and have some kind of Language.

We call some kinds of language "poetic".

To achieve this, I imagine mods would written in some kind of scripting language, rather than C++ itself".

Our work is not in any way dumbed down, but it's not translated into some kind of elitist language.

She spoke French at home – her father didn't speak English and Jane Birkin didn't want to create some kind of secret language for her and the kids.

The horned helmet thrown into the Thames near Waterloo 2,000 years ago has a showstopping form – a heavy-metal jester's hat – but is also minutely inscribed with scrolling incisions and swirls; surely some kind of pictographic language.

The idea that music might be some kind of universal language – attractive as it may seem when you see children and adults of all races and nationalities enjoying a concert in the park together – may run into difficulty when you try to get Gilbert and Sullivan fans to express any enthusiasm for dubstep, or jury members of the Chopin Piano Competition to rate the traditional beiguan music of Taiwan.

A Miao painting often contains hundreds of tiny symbols, and they fly across the paper like some kind of secret language.