Sentence examples for considering a language from inspiring English sources

Suppose we are considering a language that contains the standard logical operators, and so any sentence is a constituent of a necessarily true sentence.

Maybe the pro-am gig could be considered a language lab.

Their language, also called Kutenai, is probably best considered a language isolate; that is, it is unrelated to other language families.

Tarascan, mother tongue of an "empire" in western Mexico that successfully resisted Aztec encroachments, is now considered a language isolate; that is, it has no known relatives.

Among other things, the signature whistles are used to locate individuals, and therefore, meet one of the requirements for a communication system to be considered a language: displacement.

Let us consider a language L′, just like L except that instead of simply having two atomic sentences, L′ breaks atomic sentences into terms and predicates.

Consider a language with a one-place predicate symbol I (for individuals), a one-place predicate symbol S (for sets), and a two-place predicate symbol E (for the membership relation).

Consider a language with three atomic sentences, p, q, and r, and an information state consisting of three worlds, wpq, wqr, and wpr, where the subscripts of each world indicate which atomic sentences are true at that world.