Sentence examples for the language suggested from inspiring English sources

Further, the language suggested some degree of education.

7. See, for instance, the language suggested by the Research Ethics Boards at St Mary's University and Mount Allison University.

In between, the language suggests closure, termination.

Such limits, the language suggests, were not sacrosanct.

But a close reading of the language suggests he has left himself an out.

The language suggests that Josh was in love with Eve, but the reader can feel only an intense disquiet.

The language suggests the militants may have been Kenyan and not from Somalia, where al-Shabaab is based.

Michael Kortan, a spokesman for the F.B.I., confirmed the removal of the language suggesting "the ability to bend or suspend the law," which he described as "inartful".

Climate change occupied a significant chunk of Monday's speech, and Obama did not stint on the language, suggesting it was a religious and patriotic duty to deal with the challenge.

Even the name, Lite, is a contemporary addition to the language, suggesting not only that something has fewer calories but that it may also be, as Webster's has it, "diminished or lacking in substance or seriousness".

The language suggests that the House may consider funding requests for the Libya operation in a harsh light if not satisfied with the response to its requests for information.