Sentence examples for strongest languages from inspiring English sources

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Trapped in his ossified sense of himself as a little man taking a stand against "letting the strongest languages win over the weakest," the father creates a prison for his own family.

The New York Times - Books

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Strong feelings, strong language.

The New York Times

A little strong language.

The New York Times

It has strong language.

The New York Times

Strong language and fistfights.

The New York Times

Violence and strong language.

The New York Times

It includes strong language.

The New York Times

He used stronger language.

The New York Times - Sports

Some strong language.

The New York Times

It includes some strong language.

The New York Times

(The video has strong language).

The New York Times

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