Sentence examples for the language to ask from inspiring English sources

"He can't speak the language to ask questions.

The children who are trafficked into the UK are often unable to speak the language to ask for help, and there is no one in the country to report them missing.

Theology offered me the language to ask questions I always wanted to ask but didn't know how about meaning and injustice and the fragility and resilience of human relationships.

In a revealing quirk of the English language, to ask the question is to level an accusation at the same time.

If I appeared compliant, it was because I had no option: I was in a foreign city, with enough of the local language to ask directions to the cathedral maybe, but not to search out a reliable protector and explain convincingly what was happening".

In case the child expresses herself by gestures, or any other non-verbal language to ask for the objects on the table, she must be indirectly stimulated by the moderator to use the application.

Many researchers think that fewer men might slip through the net if examiners used different language to ask about mood.

An exceptional character, however, whether in history or story, demands an exceptional plot; so the speech commences with deliberately archaic language to ask its implicit question: Can we Americans survive today and become the school of modern democracy, much as Athens was the school of Hellas?

A Middlesborough shopping centre's Santa Claus uses sign language to ask three-year-old what she would like for Christmas.

"We can't start printing one language on the ballot and not expect speakers of other languages to ask for the same right," she said.

Now a government team has discovered that by making small changes to the language used to ask people to become donors they can make a vast difference to the number of people signing up.