Sentence examples for A pure language from inspiring English sources

"This is a pure language of story, people and sound".

Over the last 400 years, there have been movements to make English a "pure" language, and these movements have generally targeted foreign loanwords.

I hear and read so often that there is such a thing as a "pure" language (like French or Japanese or Arabic), and that its "value" can be mitigated by "invasions" of foreign borrowings.

It is only since the late 19th century that a matter-of-fact style has slowly become acceptable in literary circles; the influence of translations from European languages, the role of journalism, and the growing pride in a pure language freed from the cobwebs of the past worked together to make Islamic languages more pliable and less artificial.

Therefore, for Derrida, "a pure language" means a language whose terms necessarily include a plurality of senses that cannot be reduced down to one sense that is the proper meaning.

In contrast to the muscular rhetoric of "Kullervo" and the first two symphonies, the Third speaks in a self-consciously clear, pure language.

In sixteenth-century Italy, larger trends in rhetoric and the use of language increasingly led to the creation of the ideal of a pure Italian language.

Compared to the present work, Kammüler's formalisation deals with the problems of the lack of structure present in low level languages which make control flow more intricate than in a pure functional language.

We're nearing the end of April, so it seems suitable to address the end of "A Visit from the Good Squad" — the final chapter, "Pure Language," set in the future, in which a crowd assembles in New York to attend the messianic live performance of a formerly obscure rock musician.

While the T/NT dichotomy in a way distinguishes between content and pure language, the F/NF dichotomy measures to what extent the mathematical language involved is "formal".

Preliminary evidence for a bi-hemispheric involvement for such "pure" language reorganisation in patients with chronic aphasia was discussed in closing.