Sentence examples for we need a language from inspiring English sources

We need "a language for leave-taking", Lawrence-Lightfoot argues, and not just for funerals.

We need a family policy that is fit for the 21st century and we need a language of love and respect with which to frame it.

We need a language for talking about how we respect each other's personal boundaries and how we police our own boundaries.

We also need a language for relating conditions and types of dynamics.

Finally, we need a new language of citizenship.

To quote the American farmer and essayist Wendell Berry – a man who in my experience speaks the crash-tested truth – "people exploit what they have merely concluded to be of value, but they defend what they love, and to defend what we love we need a particularising language, for we love what we particularly know".

Not only do we need a new language, we need a new social framework.

And yet as we keep that vision in our mind's eye, we also need to remember that we need a specific language and a particular worldview in order to help us get there.

We need a new language; a new way of loving, a new way of caring, and a new way of believing which brings us closer as possible to the will of God in Christ.

[Group I] "We have picked up the term 'palliative care' from cancer, maybe we need a different language?" [Group IV] The participants in our study described severe symptoms that caused major disruption to normal life, but often in terms implying acceptance of the situation as a way of life rather than an illness.

We need a renewed public language for public faith.