Sentence examples for upon the language from inspiring English sources

It is surely not insignificant that the language of conversion is often heavily reliant upon the language of sight and perception.

But in any event, an excuse that turns upon the language of § 924(c)(1) is good only for that particular statute.

Though he drew upon the language of modern anti-imperialism, he professed no faith in constitutional democracy, Communism, industrialization, or other forms of self-strengthening embraced by Indian and Asian anti-imperialists.

Even before Roe, parts of the pro-life movement emphasized the universal rights of the unborn, drawing upon the language of human rights that was prominent in post-New Deal liberalism.

Who has to pay for them? A. The precise answer would depend upon the language of the writer's proprietary lease, said Eric D. Sherman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

What would once have been referred to as "freedom of speech and of the press" (drawing upon the language of the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States) is now often referred to as "freedom of expression".

Holoptelea integrifolia has many common names depending upon the languages spoken in a particular region.

Many of my readers would, upon reading the language of the statute, dispose of it in only a few words since it is absurd on its face and completely out of touch with modern times.

Once upon a time, the Language poets prided themselves on being anathema to what Charles Bernstein, another member of its corps, called Official Verse Culture.

Upon completion of the language exam and eight upper level math courses, students can apply for a continuing Master's Degree.

He said that even linguists like himself, or well-trained imams who have memorized the Quran, will make occasional grammatical errors if called upon to speak the language spontaneously.