Sentence examples for unusual language from inspiring English sources

I thought: 'What an amazing language.' It's quite an unusual language.

Wednesday's interview was not the first time Francis has made the same point in unusual language.

Their unusual language is related to Finnish (they are best known as the manufacturers of Kalashnikov rifles).

That agreement, renewed last year, contained unusual language intended to protect Mr. Karmazin from meddling by his bosses.

Judging from videos, his power did not come from unusual language or rhetoric, but from that promised empathy.

From his breakthrough hit, "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" (1967), to his most recent, last year's "Rock 'n' Roll," Stoppard has applied unusual language to fantastical situations.

However, it may also come from the Sanskrit for "first star of Aries" or the Hebrew for "ministerial servants", both of which are unusual languages of origin for star names.

Since December 2013, it has been providing a daily dose of rare and unusual words, surprising language facts, peculiar etymological stories, and all manner of other linguistic tidbits and trivia covering everything from abature (that's the trail of trampled grass left behind by a large animal) to zenzizenzizenzic (that's a number raised to its eighth power, or ((x²)²)²).

What may have seemed like over-ambitious dramatic structures and unusual harmonic language at its first performance now seem like fine pacing and fine music.

The gauge of Pellegrini's anxiousness could be found in him taking up near-permanent residence in the technical area throughout the opening half and in the unusual body language.

It was Ms. Corthron's unusual, stylized language that caught the attention of Susan Booth, the literary manager at the Goodman Theater in Chicago, which commissioned "Seeking the Genesis" and produced its world premiere in 1996.