Sentences with phrase «street language»

You are too blind to see His truth whether I write it in street language or scripture form.

The results are offered up in a fresh translation - dubbed the «Scholars Version» - that seeks to «produce in the American reader an experience comparable to that of the first readers» by approximating «the common street language of the original.»

Stylishly produced, with haunting music, darkly diffused lighting and some surprising violence and raw street language, «EZ Streets» has loads of bite and texture.

Lenny Bruce went to jail for taking street language onstage and giving it a context.

I love how this film looks with its grimy low budget vibe and harsh street language hehe you got ta love Estevez's look here too, weird kinda clean cut punk thing going on.

John, with the help of collaborator Daniel Paisner, writes in colorful street language: simple, sometimes dirty, but truthful and direct.

Two members of the group nodded and repeated the word «diversity», like an Oxford Street language class.

Monument with Standing Beast reflects Dubuffet's career - long development of his own often brutal, urban style utilising street language, graffiti and caricature.

To mark their territory and warn off rivals, 21st - century gangsters still depend on the street language of graffiti.

Luis Leiva and Vicent Alabau at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain, were inspired by the film Blade Runner, in which characters use a street language called «Cityspeak», a mix of languages including Japanese, Spanish and German.

Along with revealing data, perceptive analysis, and welcome candor, however, comes a certain skittishness in sensitive areas such as African American parenting practices, a bit of folly (encouragement of dialect and street language in English class), and some sky - pie about «collective action» and national leadership to solve problems for which there are no easy solutions.

Mexico City based artist Lucio Muniain's work depicts gruesome realities ripped from everyday press, redelivered by the artist in a loose style of hand drawn figures and objects, accompanied by text phrases — street language, slang, cynical observations the artists creates.