Sentence examples for a perfect language from inspiring English sources

Later on, there were attempts by philosophers to create a perfect language".

Symbolic logic might provide the framework for a perfect language, but the content of that language is something else.

Some thought people would improve if left to themselves, others thought they should be forced to be free; some believed in the nation, others in the end of nations; some wanted a perfect language, others universal education; some put their hope in science, others in commerce; some had faith in wise legislation, others in anarchy.

Frege worried about the phenomenon enough to counsel against allowing any multiplicities of sense in a perfect language.

A central presupposition in Leibniz' philosophy is that such a perfect language of science is in principle possible because of the perfect nature of the world as God's creation (ratio essendi = ration cognoscendi, the origin of being is the origin of knowing).

It may be the most complete realization of a quixotic dream that has entranced philosophers for centuries: the creation of a more perfect language.

On average, participants rated themselves equally proficient in speaking Russian (M = 3.5; SD = 0.63) and speaking German (M = 3.3; SD = 0.66); their rating indicated good (with a trend to perfect) language proficiency (see Table 1).

Or his Angela Lansbury imitation again in BBC falsetto: "Has there been a muuu---der?" Ferguson's an autodidact with pitch perfect language skills--and his monologue, unscripted, is 10 times more entertaining a New Yorker short story.

"He's searching for the perfect language, a cognitive language in which he can think," Chiang said.

Both women are wonderful paradoxes, people for whom artifice is truly natural, and as mother and daughter they communicate in a perfect private language to which we are allowed privileged access.

But the movie business in general takes its cue from the film studios, which have rarely been in the vanguard of innovation.Back in the 1920s, for instance, the studios even resisted the introduction of the "talkies", arguing that silent pictures provided a perfect international language.