Sentence examples for using colloquial language from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Farage threatened to escalate that row after describing the Essex councillor as a "rough diamond" and criticising what he called metropolitan snobbery against people from outside the capital using "colloquial" language.

"I'm right now at the age where things are getting worse in a bigger way," said Dr. Fair, 61, using colloquial language to describe the increase in second derivatives on his chart.

It represented, according to many observers, the crossing of a rhetorical line in which using colloquial language to insult or characterize entire groups of people became acceptable, even fashionable.

All the interviews were conducted in Spanish using colloquial language.

Throughout the weekend, he posted a series of tweets using colloquial language and acronyms that represented swear words, all of which were subsequently taken down.

Start using colloquial language like "Are you high?

He frequently used colloquial language and material from burlesque and the circus.

Contemporary Spanish poetry often uses colloquial language and explores intimate and social themes.

After 1945 Marathi poetry sought to explore human life in all its variety; it was subjective and personal and used colloquial language.

Two major poets emerged in the next generation: Davit Guramishvili used colloquial language to write revealing autobiographical poetry that has a Romantic immediacy, and Besiki (pseudonym of Besarion Gabashvili) adapted conventional poetics to passionate love poetry.

Never ever use colloquial language.