Sentence examples for true the language from inspiring English sources

True, the language of the Internet includes the ragtag discourse of smiley faces, goofy abbreviations and laissez-faire spelling, punctuation and syntax, he acknowledged.

That's true whether the language is lowdown (as in "Glengarry" and "American Buffalo") or high-flown (as in "Oleanna").

To help any readers inclined to take it seriously, the paper ran a piece on a facing page on "Why Americans can't understand irony or sarcasm .It is true that the language used by American (and other) lawyers is almost beyond parody.

The C.I.A., reacting to Ms. Pelosi's comments, said Thursday that a chart prepared by the director of national intelligence and cited last week by Congressional Republicans to show that Ms. Pelosi had taken part in a September 2002 briefing on interrogation techniques was "true to the language in the agency's records".

Thus the sentence "Whatever is a surman is a man" will be true in the language fragment interpreted in Quine's way, just as it is in English as a whole.

The claim that Eskimos have about a trillion words for snow may be a false one -- actually, Eskimo languages have about as many synonyms for snow as English does -- but it remains true that the language of a culture can be fascinating and illustrative.

It is indeed true that the language problems are considerable.

Not true, not true, the body language said.

True, the White House language, if looked at in detail, leads one to expect a campaign similar to the one that led up to the attack on Iraq".

Mr. Seselj said that Greater Serbia would encompass all lands outside Serbia where, he said, the "true Serbian language," the Stokavian dialect, was spoken.

Very often a desire to write is a desire to live more honestly through language; the student feels the need to assert a "true" self through the language system, perhaps for the reason that this same system, so intrinsic to every social and personal network, has given rise to a "false" self.