Sentence examples for basis of a language from inspiring English sources
No society progresses on the basis of a language only spoken by 10% of the population".
"There are only 12 notes in a musical scale: they form the basis of a language that any person can use to communicate the feelings in their soul and reflect the times that they journey through.
Taking these differences into account when observing the semantic similarities between definitions and Carnapian postulates suggests the following explanation: a set A TC) of axioms that interprets a set V-t of theoretical terms on the basis of a language L V-o) imposes a constraint on the admissibL V-or imposesd, interpretations of the language L(V-o,V-t).
The SLIC cohort was recruited on the basis of a language impairment diagnosis and, as predicted by the comorbidity across SLI and dyslexia, many children in this cohort present reading difficulties.
First, the migration and fusion of the various ethnic groups gave birth to a common spoken language with fewer tones, which later was to become the basis of a national language.
Andhra Pradesh was the first Indian state to be created in 1956 on the basis of a common language, setting a precedent for the reorganization of Indian states on a linguistic basis.
This hybrid, as yet unstandardised, form of communication where a society conversed in strange alien sibilants, dentals and palatals, eyes often bright with misunderstanding, formed the basis of a new language captured in the raw by Shakespeare and others and moulded into a mosaic of multifaceted storytelling.
It's really the basis of all language and if you're serious about the experience of music, you learn to keep both sides of your brain open and rely upon instinct rather than premeditation.
Paul Auster's essay on riding the subway will be the basis of a descriptive-language writing exercise for my seventh graders.
Whereas formerly we would admit mainly on the basis of A-levels... now we teach all languages from scratch and post-GCSE as well as post A-level".
Almodóvar initially planned to use Munro's stories as the basis of an English-language feature, yet bringing the material to Spain puts the writer-director on fertile home ground.
