Curiously, it did so even as its leaders adopted what Hodgson calls the "thread of religious destiny in the pattern of American patriotism" — that taste for the language of redemption and salvation evident from Lincoln through Wilson to Reagan and Bush.
An on-going state social campaign 'The taste of the Belarusian language' posts billboards around Belarus with interesting words in Belarusian.
â'm corff y'th anrhydeddaf...3 something of touch, taste, smell, the language of hands, those chemical gifts one to the other; grace and gesture, silence and reflection that pair for life two swans on a river, soundlessly sculling the stream, lover to lover.
Seth Kugel visits a remote corner of Portugal to get a taste of the country's second official language, Mirandese (above).
Gauguin's paintings, in Arles as in Brittany, share some of the language of symbolism, a taste for bright "folk" color married to religious ambitions.
What, with my weird eating habits, my slothful oversleeping, my pedestrian reading tastes, my inability to learn a single word of the language of their country.
Cornish Methodism, to which his mother was a dedicated adherent, gave him his first taste of spellbinding oratory the language of John Wesley.
Gives history of the language.
Learn some of the language.
The taste of the cookie itself?
Others mentioned the taste of the food.
