Sentences with phrase «form of language»

Furthermore, the actual use and form of language renders it very difficult to understand as primarily practical in origin.

One candidate is our expressive speech — perhaps music is just an abstract form of language.

But she was recently reminded that the casual, conversational Spanish she spoke at home is not the same as the formal form of the language she's now being asked to teach.

This is one kind of situation in which discernment may be evoked, but the language of worship needs the same kind of logical analysis that Ramsey has provided for other forms of the language of faith.

Machine translation and other forms of language processing have also become far more convincing, with Google googl, Microsoft msft, Facebook fb, and Baidu bidu unveiling new tricks every month.

Delpit recounts incidents from her family life to illustrate the value placed on forms of language in the classroom and in society.

When special forms of language are used, they are properly defined, in the text or in the Glossary, and do not distract from learning.

Regardless of whether you use them or not, emojis are an incredibly simple yet universal form of language.

Parallel examinations as well as the type and use of specific forms of language are strong indicators of a common original source, such as notations taken during the lectures themselves.

The subject - predicate theory holds that the vulgar form of language enshrines metaphysical reality; this is the easiest metaphysics to grasp, but not true.

I learnt Chinese, and I thought Whitehead had invited philosophers to learn Chinese as a non subject - predicate form of language.

But children may also develop the power to analyze different forms of language - games and thus escape from the unwitting literalness which Goldman reports is typical in the religious thinking of those from seven to eleven.

However, a transition to purely narrative and poetic forms of language would be no healthier in the pulpit than the former domination of cognitive, rational speech.

Some studies show that women use a more cooperative, softer, non-assertive and non-competitive form of language.

Just as belittling Darwin and Chomsky personally does not really rebut their science, condemning Wolfe's rhetorical juvenility does not confront the substance of his thesis — that humans invented speech (and subsequent forms of language derived from it)-- and that evolution had nothing to do with it.

«It's the first time we've been able to pin down a particular gene that's involved in common forms of language impairment,» says Fisher.

It's aim is modern, conversational French, rather than tradional out - moded forms of the language.

Here, Manister's work resonates with a significant aspect of the New York School, in its understanding of painting as its own form of language.

Using a more modern form of language, Pruitt has translated Milton Glaser's «I ♥ NY» design into emoji.

In other pieces, Stark plays with the physical form of language.

The biggest revelations are her implacable paintings from the 1960s, which blend Pop, Social Realism and several kinds of abstraction and sometimes presage current forms of language art.

In Bait Al Hurma, Ibrahim has wrapped the interior and exterior of the building with his symbols as an act of meditation, thereby intertwining a new form of language with the history of the space.

Deliberately imperfect, she made the piece without any prior training so the letters are wobbly, timid and uncertain, resembling perhaps an early form of language.

Current projects involving parapsychology and self - help materials focus on marginal and devalued forms of language and communication.

The introduction of the island's first printing press meant many things for Maui — especially in a Hawaiian culture that had no written form of language....

«What we found was that moms in our study used a special form of language — something called generics — as frequently when reading the picture storybook to their child as the picture vocabulary book,» said Professor O'Neill.

They represent positive statements of hope in a world in which the possibilities of hope are now obscured by other forms of language and other visions of the future.

Pope Benedict: The great Galileo said that God wrote the book of nature in the form of the language of mathematics.

Yet the forms of language are not everywhere the same.

These quests are intensely personal, but they do require institutional support — support in the form of a language that confers legitimacy on the outcome, and support for the deep emotional work involved in any process of reshaping identity.

It is but a logical step further to conclude that if the God of Israel can not be likened to anything that is known or seen by man, then neither can He be adequately portrayed in the forms of language.

Rather than commit itself to any particular worldview, Christian theology should use or appropriate as many worldviews and forms of language as are necessary to explicate the truth of God's Word.

Barth insisted that Christian theology can be healthy and free only if it remains open to a multiplicity of philosophies, worldviews and forms of language.

Males have clearly dominated the written language, which is the form of language that universalizes a standard.

That our traditional liturgical and theological language needs a thorough overhaul; the reality abides, but classical modes of thought and forms of language may well have had it.

This involves not the setting - up of dividing lines, but a form of language that is «inclusive» — phrases to which nobody could possibly object.»

Symbolic communication in the form of language underlies our unique ability to reason — or so the conventional wisdom holds.

«It's consistent with the idea that the form of a language can influence the brain networks that are recruited to process it,» says Sophie Scott of University College London.

To use their clothes as a way of expressing themselves, as a form of language.

It was obvious that this collection was all about the power of using clothes as a form of language.

Students identified as having limited English proficiency are then offered some form of language assistance.

Noting that racial inequalities are not restricted to the black / white dichotomy, she expresses her concern for Puerto Rican children as well as black children needing to get represented in schools in the form of language and ethnic accommodations.

This cultural change also affects how writers themselves regard language... The author notes that younger writers in English are... less likely to know foreign languages, less likely to be interested in the forms of language, including their own, and who, because they regard language as instrumental rather than essential, are less in love with language as part of their literary work.