Sentence examples for talking a language from inspiring English sources

If you think the writer's a genius, then you'll assume they're talking a language you could never hope to understand.

Discussing tactics and the merits or otherwise of particular players has brought men and women closer, at last talking a language both can understand.

"You're talking a language that other people don't understand … and we went to the moon with that one, we'll probably be doing some more things in the future".

"What do you say when you see bodies all over the place and screaming for help and they're talking a language you don't understand?" Lt. Robert Fair, of the Sherman Police Department, told The Dallas Morning News.

"Trump will be in a difficult place, because he is talking a language that is so intolerant and confrontational, at a time when people are calling out for solidarity".

We may have been naive about the political leadership of, for example, Daniel Ortega's Sandinistas in Nicaragua, but they were talking a language of social justice with which we could empathise.

So now I've dropped trying to talk a language I don't really speak, and use film terms: this is a closeup so everybody focus; we're in a wide shot so everyone come alive".

"He talks a language that voters understand," said Tom Rath, a longtime New Hampshire GOP operative, who signed on with the Kasich campaign last week.

Multinational corporations are talking a different language here.

Yet after the last crash – in Cameron's case, before – both men were talking a different language of the market.

David Cameron's broadcast voice has never sounded more pompous or alien – he might as well be talking a dead language.