Sentences with phrase «to use such language»

His spokeswoman later said he never used such language.

That's the first time the G - 20 has used such language since 2013.

You must not use any such language or words that may be offensive.

When they do use such language, they tend to trivialize it.

By using such language do we restrict the range of our communication unduly and determine that we will not reach many of the unreached?

VRX's «tone at the top» admission may be rare, as only four other companies have used such language from 2010 - 2015 in their Internal Controls of Financial Reporting opinions.

It would, for instance, be quite legitimate to use such language in refuting a pantheistic conception of revelation.

When a person uses such language, his assertions do things, provided that they are not misplaced and do not misfire.

especially when using such language discounts the very real and very hard work of the editors, publicists, marketing reps, sales reps, publishers, agents, and editors that make publishing (or whatever your field) possible.

The article expressly says «reportedly» in the title, and uses such language as «apparently» and «may be»; again, that isn't confirmation, it's reporting a rumor.

Today at least, Dover can use such language with impunity, since we are standing in front of a billboard in which «wank,» and far ruder words are printed as part of the Turner prize exhibition.

I am ** NOT ** trying to be shocking or coarse here but to just make an intellectual point by using such language: The idea or concept of erect penises, throbbing clitorises, moist vaginas, explosive orgasms, the lust / desire / craving for physical / sexual pleasure and more....

Christ never used such language to win a soul for His kingdom.

The point is rather to suggest how difficult it is to «know how» to use such a language.

Using such language is part of the discourse of debate to show someone how rediculous their position, but is not intended to harm anyone.

In using such language he was hardly attempting to refute his opponents» teaching with clear and persuasive argument.

One thing I know for sure is that I've got to be less judgmental of those who choose to use such language to honestly express their gratitude to God.

«Well, then why do you use such language?

First of all, you don't need to degrade yourself by using such language, and you absolutely have zero right to try to degrade me.

Is the New Oxford Review so desperate for subscribers that it must use such language?

But I was looking for the common ground; I do think no British politician or party would use such language, nor do I think the Tories condone it, and I suspect they became aware of it later, when already dug into this strong defence of Kaminski).

As he went into battle with pro-EU campaigner Will Straw on 5 News, Tory MP Peter Bone held back from using such language.

Even if the term itself had been trademarked, the same result would have happened since it is basically impossible to police people's use of words, and the companies would have been stuck with just advertising campaigns begging people not to use such language.