Sentence examples for using the vocabulary of from inspiring English sources
After hearing Mr. Bush today, a Western diplomat said, "He's using the vocabulary of sequentialism".
"He weaves these parables and knits them together using the vocabulary of film and video.
She addressed audiences from Buffalo to Albany using the vocabulary of a winner, talking about future trips to upstate and specific projects she intended to pursue.
Sequences of these images could then be assembled in a kind of "interstellar ballet," as Dr. Vakoch calls it, using the vocabulary of dance, gestures and pointing, to teach and convey information.
People are less good at using the vocabulary of moral evaluation, which is less about what sort of career path you choose than what sort of person you are.
This ballet, featuring three American sailors on shore leave in New York City during World War II, displayed Robbins' acute sense of theatre and his ability to capture the essence of contemporary American dance using the vocabulary of classical ballet.
I'm still using the vocabulary of classical ballet, but I'm trying to find a different way of making the body articulate.' Wheeldon's technical virtuosity is not in doubt, but does the perpetual motion of leaping limbs conceal some inner vacancy?
"The back-office uses the vocabulary of meritocracy, dividing the world in winners and losers.
Why use the vocabulary of the past to talk about today's economic landscape?
When addressing each other, Washington and Tehran tend to use the vocabulary of conflict and war.
He has also used the vocabulary of dancehall to shield himself from accusations of theft.
