Sentence examples for codified vocabulary from inspiring English sources
A codified vocabulary gives way to total originality.
Speaking in French, he added: "I'm not interested in a codified vocabulary.
They use this very codified vocabulary lots of the time, this shape-based vocabulary I don't associate with content.
Until Seurat no painter had expressly founded a style on the intrinsic reactions of colour to colour and a codified vocabulary of expressive forms.
From Indian dance has come an open and flexed position of the legs, a side-to-side sliding movement of the head and neck, and a rigidly codified vocabulary of hand and finger gestures known as mudras or hastas in India.
Mr. McGregor's distinctively nervy, sinuous whole-body undulations, ducking heads and slicing legs contrast with Mr. Dawson's lyrical lines and closer adherence to a codified ballet vocabulary.
After all, Jefferson laid down the foundations of the new country in the Declaration of Independence and codified its vocabulary of equality and liberty, but we know too that just over the edge of Monticello's plateau was a village of more than 100 enslaved workers, who helped build this house and serve its elaborate meals; one of them — Sally Hemings — probably bore Jefferson's children.
Unlike sport, which has long saturated mass media, ballet is still trying to shed its elitist reputation as the art form of kings who, pre-French Revolution, codified its vocabulary and used it to instill courtly manners.
Grammatical rules were codified and tightened and vocabulary pruned, and the cult of the harmonious balanced period held sway in rhetorical circles.
This source material is scarcely discernible in the choreography, though the classical ballet vocabulary was also codified at the French court.
In English, social deixis is shown mostly through distinguishing between addressing some people by first name and others by surname, and in titles such as "Mrs"., "boy", "Doctor", or "Your Honor", but in other languages, such systems may be highly complex and codified in the entire grammar and vocabulary of the language.
