Sentence examples for the language of a from inspiring English sources

This is the language of a connoisseur admiring a masterpiece.

For the Castilian, Spanish is the language of a "country for all".

Finally, citizens, using the language of a constitutional "right to privacy," defended it against intrusion.

It recalls the language of "A Farewell to Arms": "He looked very dead.

And yet, because of his circumstances, he was adopting the language of a man in conflict.

It is the language of a respectful, and possibly anxious, rival.

But what you see is the language of a particular type of cinema from Bombay.

Many will welcome responsible children learning the language of a different, nonverbal animal.

That agenda can't be a third-way fudge clothed in the language of a "radical centre".

That's the language of a professional writer, and it doesn't feel like James's language.

But most of the essays avoid the language of a political tract.