Sentence examples for called a language from inspiring English sources

Do they learn language simply by imitating their parents, or is there a built-in language-acquisition device (or what Steven Pinker called a "language instinct")?

Japanese pottery — the ancient raku ceramic technique — was the inspiration for Gabriele Colangelo, who recreated the glaze and sheen and the veins of color through what the designer called "a language of textiles".

These contents of thoughts are said to be captured in what is sometimes called a "language of thought" or "mentalese".

Anything that deserves to be called a language must contain meaningful expressions built up from other meaningful expressions.

In that work, Wittgenstein describes the very human activity of engaging in discourse in a way that follows relatively local rules and protocols, which were called a language game.

Those in favour of serving up tougher language laws are doing their best to keep the pot well-stirred, suggesting that the scandal was due to the actions of a single overzealous or confused language inspector, ignoring the regularity of equally ridiculous confrontations, as well as the question of why something called a "language inspector" exists in the first place.

He spent seven years there, using painting as what he calls a "language without any text," a way of organizing his installation and performance art pieces.

LCC has the property of being what Tarski calls a "language of finite order".

And developing that symbolic language--what Brenner calls a language of gadgets--to meet the challenge is one of the things he thinks is worthwhile pursuing.

These sorts of mantras are what Yaniv calls "a language of defense through the repetition of trauma".

Researchers at MIT have found what they're calling a "language universal," which focuses on sentence structure as a link among languages. .