Sentences with phrase «ordinary language»

Others are through ordinary mathematical expression or through the use of ordinary language involving, for example, colors.

He will begin with ordinary language, or the findings of science, or widespread experience of mankind, rather than with the special convictions of his community.

But poetic language exists in large part to try to improve ordinary language on just this point: to convey the quality, the feel, of experience.

I still check our ad campaigns today, so we have continued to use ordinary language instead of industry jargon.

It does not replace ordinary language and it is not a higher form of scientific language.

He suggests that we look at some uses of language which take us beyond ordinary language.

They can respond to questions, learn user preferences and will use and understand ordinary language.

In ordinary language, only individuals, not entities such as schools, can be held accountable.

Religious talk, like all talk, begins with ordinary language, but, depending on our purposes, it may quickly turn in directions more like the scientific or the poetic.

«Just as legal language is different in kind from ordinary language,» Frederick Schauer suggests, «constitutional language may be different in kind from other legal language.»

Ordinary language encourages this.

Once again, Justice Kennedy's dissent translates the procedure into ordinary language:

Ordinary language competence is a «critical but often unrecognized precondition for effective research practice» that involves using «culturally shared assumptions about how to express and understand beliefs, intentions, experiences, and feelings» (p. 7).

Is it possible to interpret the contract by construing the plain and ordinary language within the meaning of the contract as a whole, in light of the surrounding circumstances?

And the kind of philosophy that was coming to prominence — logical positivism and then ordinary language analysis — was bound to seem less engaging to one with Lewis's long - standing metaphysical interests.

To me, these were speech acts, typical ordinary language practices, performative utterances, that I knew all about from JL Austin's How to Do Things with Words.

As an extreme example, suppose I think that an omnipotent personal god would contact me with ordinary language once a month.

In ordinary language when we speak of man's aim in life or in a particular act, we sometimes mean a pure possibility he strives to actualize.

Ordinary language based on the common - sense view would speak of the future coming: the coming hour, day, week, year, event, etc..

Ordinary language carries with it conditions of meaning which it is easy to recognize by classifying the contexts in which the expression is employed in a meaningful manner.

Logic, likewise, brings things together in a specialized language, although it touches ordinary language at vital points.

Phenomenologists and ordinary language philosophers come down hard on the side of there being a radical difference between these two modes of knowing while pragmatically inspired philosophers stress their continuity.

Instead of full hyperlinks or text that says «click here» or «learn more,» hyperlink ordinary language.

Yet, after each reform, the gap between legal and ordinary language again gradually widened, leading to yet another round of protests and reform.

Mother and son team of Pamela and Xenone Gray and developers of the superexpert system shell eGanges pointed out that big data analysis uses ordinary language deconstructed algorithms, not legal language and interpretation deconstructed algorithms.

Try avoiding extra ordinary language which only you can understand and confuses the reader.

«Theology, Ramsey reminds us, is built out of ordinary language used in a logically odd way.

The Christian «cosmic commitment on Christ» is expressed in ordinary language used in logically odd ways.

Adults frequently say the sermons they really like are those prepared and delivered to children because they are simple, vivid, employ ordinary language, and are concerned about life.

Interviews and observations were chosen primarily because we are former public school teachers who currently spend numerous hours working in public school settings and have what Mischler (1986) called «ordinary language competence» (p. 7).

The works presented at Craig Krull are a conceptual extension of her previous paintings which explored the ways in which codes, used for converting information from one form into another, are particularly useful where ordinary language is difficult.

The court must construe the plain and ordinary language within the meaning of the contract as a whole; and

Ordinary language on the other hand, may just kill your chances completely.

The three Supreme Court judges in the minority argued that «nobody using ordinary language would describe people living happily in a domestic setting as being deprived of their liberty».

But «grace» as a word has become foreign to our ordinary language.

Their importance is not to be doubted, and that importance is highlighted in our ordinary language.

Our ordinary language encourages us to think this way.

Nick says it's often easier to sing clichés or jargon in worship songs than use ordinary language.