Sentence examples for connection of words from inspiring English sources

In other instances the connection of words and images grows taut, and we experience what may be the primary task of talking or writing about art: to bring a work into focus with an audible snap in the mind of the listener or reader.

Norman Kretzmann holds that Locke's views, while not original had a powerful influence on the Enlightenment view of the connection of words and ideas.

The tacit assumption is that errors are rare and hence sufficiently separated to be practically independent in terms of the logical, grammatical, and poetic connections of words.

Computers are a godsend but they steal from us the visceral connection of putting words on paper.

Fodor (1998) countered this objection by reinterpreting allegedly semantic relations as metaphysically necessary connections among extensions of words.

Although this appearance of connection between words and the world is familiar to anyone who speaks a language, it is also quite mysterious.

I recall in this connection the words of group chairman Poettering who wondered when this measure, which has been decided on so many times, would ever become a reality.

A short discussion of semantic change is warranted here, in connection with the reconstructed meanings of words presented above.

There are few words in Russian for the Western concept of "law," but there are legions of words for connections, helping people from one's neck of the woods.

Defining vocabulary size in a numeric sense appears to make it "easily" assessable with learners demonstrating knowledge of form-meaning connections for a selected set of words that represent different frequency bands, such as in the case of the Vocabulary Levels Test (Nation 1990; Schmitt et al. 2001).

This effect preceded the feedforward influence of words on connections from left OCC to vOT and IFG sources.