Sentences with phrase «in strange languages»

I'm a rapper that speaks in strange languages greatly opaque, eradicating hate with saintly halos of waves while balancing the Yin Yang.

According to an excited story in the Independent, two Facebook - created robots spontaneously began «chatting to each other in a strange language only they understood.»

Bishop Daniel Obinim spoke in a strange language in the presence of his Church members, during one of his Church services.

In «Casings» Ward takes the New York City Police Department stop - and - frisk report, which talks about the body in strange language, and transforms it by relating it to the body in a more direct way.

Scary for most people... often seen wearing long black garments... heard to spout strange rituals in a strange language... But no.

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He was determined that the R. Kelly the world would know — the one who would sell more than 30 million albums, have 36 Billboard Hot 100 hits, invent his own strange musical language, write hits for countless others, and conceive one of the weirdest syntheses of video and music of all time, Trapped in the Closet — would be someone else.

What did they think???? Perhaps these STRANGE ALIEN LOOKING men were putting a curse on the plane in their own special ALIEN language???? Get a grip people!

Even modern materialists, of course, have difficulty sustaining the strange thesis that they are not themselves conscious in the old, subjective sense, and that their own identity is a cultural illusion or mistake of language.

A new language was audible among people who otherwise did not know each other, who had discovered a strange friendship in communion with Christ.

In the same essay, Davison puts forward the case for continuing to use theological language, even when it might be strange, because «it is the task of apologetics to make things clear and on other occasions it is the task of apologetics to cut through the vapid familiarity of our time and present something unfamiliar, glorious and true».

Third, and perhaps most significant as something new in Christian education, we can assist students in understanding by illuminating the strange logical forms which the language about God takes.

This is the more strange because the more deeply a concern is loaded with history, the past, things accomplished long ago, the more a church understands herself as a «pilgrim people of God» — that is, called, continuous, on the way, starting with a constitutive deed and living out her life in a hope which is both a given and an awaited consummation — the more clearly the church understands that, the more embarrassing her problem with a flat and impoverished language.

Suddenly a word came into my mind Cuumara it kept repeating itself to me, I mouthed the strange word, suddenly before I knew it I uttered it out loud, Very Loud, then I said another word like buunara, I carried on for 30 minutes speaking not only the words the Angels use, the heavenly language, but German, Russian, Chinese everything I did not want it to stop, I have never felt so good in my whole life and it has never repeated itself.

If you want to impress strangers, its best to understand how the english language works first, then show off everything you learned in philosophy 101.

The message which the churches attempt to communicate falls on deaf ears, not because the ears are really deaf, but because the Word of God is spoken in so strange a language or in such trivialities that it fails to be the Word of God to those who otherwise might hear it.

The only way to comprehend the strange assumptions underlying such language usage is by realizing, as speakers and writers seem to do, that a woman is actually considered the human - not - quite - human (in Dorothy Sayers's words).

On the one hand, there is some talk about speaking in tongues in the New Testament, but it seems like people were translating, and at least in Acts it seemed like people were hearing their own languages, not some strange spirit - talk.

Hearing priests mumble a strange language and seeing the Eucharist in a gold casing surrounded by candles and flowers created an atmosphere that often generated profound religious feelings.

MacAuthur uses language like the following in describing the Charismatic movement: spiritual aids, false teachers, in it for the money, casual carnal culture, reference to Leviticus where God burns those that didn't make the right alter sacrifice (that's how he gets «Strange Fire» for his book title).

'' For Christians are not differentiated from other people by country, language, or customs; you see, they do not live in cities of their own, or speak some strange dialect, or have some peculiar lifestyle.

In this model, the church uses the language of peoplehood, of being a pilgrim people, strangers and aliens in the territory in which they find themselves, citizens of the reign of GoIn this model, the church uses the language of peoplehood, of being a pilgrim people, strangers and aliens in the territory in which they find themselves, citizens of the reign of Goin the territory in which they find themselves, citizens of the reign of Goin which they find themselves, citizens of the reign of God.

God must have been pretty damn illiterate and in need of some basic grammar and language comprehension classes, which is strange for an all powerful being.

The energy in the language seems to flag somewhat in verse 13, where the NRSV has the phrase «extend hospitality to strangers.»

And the problem which faces us today is precisely the problem of persuading ourselves to admit that these categories of thought are quite alien and strange to the mind of the twentieth century and have to be reminded and restated in the language and the thought of today.

And even if some of the foods seem strange at first sight, with labels printed in the Korean language, I can usually find an English translation somewhere on the package, or ask an English - speaking employee or customer for help.

The proof is encompassed in four scientific articles that together fill about 500 pages, according to writer Marlene Weiss, who entered a mathematical realm where the language is so strange that hardly anybody but Mochizuki himself can find their way.

He felt bottled up in Lubbock, he says, and is drawn to places like India, where you step out of a taxicab to face cows and crowds and people of many colors speaking strange languages: «It's incredible, and it's overwhelming.

In healthy subjects, language - processing regions become more active when they hear such backward speech, working hard to interpret strange - sounding words.

The most common type of dementia after Alzheimer's disease, it triggers strange and inappropriate behavior, especially in social situations, as well as difficulty with decision - making, language, and other cognitive functions.

If you think, that when she finally joins you in your country, you can start living your «normal» life again and if you think she is capable enough to find her own way in your (for her) strange country, to find at once a job, to teach herself your language and find by herself new friends and if you think she should be «thankful» that you have «pulled her out» her poor mafia controlled and corrupted country, then don't start even thinking about contacting a Russian woman.

This often results in the situation where Russian women arrive to their new country as total strangers, without the knowledge of the culture or the language, and the only contact they have is with their partner / husband.

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Though she appeared in director Adolfo Aristarain's Argentine - U.S. thriller The Stranger (1987), Roth eschewed an English - language career, instead starring in a range of Argentine films during the 1980s and 1990s.

His first English - language film, «21 Grams,» which he has again co-written with Guillermo Arriaga, also uses a car accident as a means of making strangers» lives intersect, and also tells its story in a non-linear fashion.

Release Date: April 25, 2003 Studio: Columbia Pictures Director: James Mangold Screenwriter: Michael Cooney, James Mangold Starring: John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet, John Hawkes, Jake Busey, John C. McGinley, William Lee Scott, Clea DuVall, Alfred Molina, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Rebecca De Mornay Genre: Thriller MPAA Rating: R (for strong violence and language) Official Website: SonyPictures.com Plot Summary: Caught in a savage rainstorm, ten travelers are forced to seek refuge at a strange desert motel.

The nomination tally is led by two Cannes winners (Stranger By the Lake in 2013, Mommy in 2014) and both French - language films.

Most disturbingly, he seems even to have caved into ultra-conservative religious morons by toning down the magic (there are no details of the actual lessons taught at Hogwart's, and the spell - casting is reduced to a few minor flourishes and a strange comic - relief kid who's always blowing things up) and side - stepping the sticky revelation that Harry actually talks to snakes in the reptiles» hissing language and not the Queen's English.

One of the strangest facts about In the Fade, Germany's submission for Best Foreign Language Film, is that it's the first time German actress Diane Kruger starred in a film made entirely in the German languagIn the Fade, Germany's submission for Best Foreign Language Film, is that it's the first time German actress Diane Kruger starred in a film made entirely in the German languagin a film made entirely in the German languagin the German language.

The Lobster, Lanthimos» English - language debut, is another strange, sometimes harrowing exercise in absurdity that resonates despite its weirdness.

Sukiyaki Western Django - which has been filmed entirely in English, though most of the actors clearly aren't native speakers of the language - follows a mysterious stranger (Hideaki Ito) as he rolls into a prototypically violent Old West Town, where he quickly finds himself caught smack - dab in the middle of a feud between two warring clans.

SYNOPSIS: Dr. Louise Banks, a celebrated linguist reeling from personal tragedy, is called in by the military to decode the language of an alien civilisation when a strange spacecraft lands in Montana... There's a human -LSB-...]

«Tarzan Goes International» (2 minutes) is a mix between a multi-language reel for «Strangers Like Me» as well as a featurette on how Collins had to sing the numbers in various languages which was a new concept to him.

Stranger by the Lake is a significant departure because it's the film in which Guiraudie most entrusts his visuals — landscape, the actors» gestures, their naked or half - dressed bodies — with the communicative work that spoken language performs, sometimes to excess, in his earlier films.

A Million Ways to Die in the West Rated R for strong crude and sexual content, language throughout, some violence and drug material Available on DVD and Blu - ray Yet another release this week that got slaughtered at the box office is this long - titled western comedy by writer / director / star Seth MacFarlane about a sheep farmer that wants to win back his love (Amanda Seyfried) with the help of a beautiful stranger (Charlize Theron).

After first gaining «some small sense of the disconnection and confusion every English - language learner must feel upon being dropped onto a strange school site with no command of the native tongue,» Roger Phillips reflected on his day at Pittman Charter School in this Stockton Record article.

The writer certainly has strange usage of the English language in writing up this article.

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In the opening section of The Stranger's Child, Alan Hollinghurst jumps into the milieu of some of the greatest novels in English, the end of the dress - for - dinner era that came just before World War I. His fine and elegant writing seems to be more than an homage to novels such as Brideshead Revisited or Howard's End; the precision of his language allows Hollinghurst to tease out what his characters are actually thinking even as what comes out of their mouths is the proper, dining - room appropriate thing to saIn the opening section of The Stranger's Child, Alan Hollinghurst jumps into the milieu of some of the greatest novels in English, the end of the dress - for - dinner era that came just before World War I. His fine and elegant writing seems to be more than an homage to novels such as Brideshead Revisited or Howard's End; the precision of his language allows Hollinghurst to tease out what his characters are actually thinking even as what comes out of their mouths is the proper, dining - room appropriate thing to sain English, the end of the dress - for - dinner era that came just before World War I. His fine and elegant writing seems to be more than an homage to novels such as Brideshead Revisited or Howard's End; the precision of his language allows Hollinghurst to tease out what his characters are actually thinking even as what comes out of their mouths is the proper, dining - room appropriate thing to say.

Watching someone tell you a story might sound like a dull, Victorian sort of entertainment, but Sparks makes her tales of country life and the strange characters in her own family tree completely mesmerizing, incorporating music, expressive body language and onomatopoeia into her electric performances.

O'Neill creates a stunningly vivid world («a strange land of rainshine and sunpour») in a language all his own.