Sentence examples for construct language from inspiring English sources

This is because language is always a socially embedded practice where a particular group of individuals construct language in a particular fashion, thus creating a specific genre (Bakhtin, 1986).

AOB not only produces aesthetic and occlusal problems to patients, but also results in impaired mastication and articulation of certain phonemes [ 3] since the union of the lips, tongue, teeth, palate, palatal rugae, and oropharynx plays a significant role in the articulation of sounds to construct language [ 4].

He spent much of his life "trying to construct languages that did not yet exist," the author maintains.

Alberti, in Grafton's words, "spent much of his life... trying to construct languages that did not yet exist: languages whose users could regulate the practice of different arts".

Succeeding the work of Kripke, many attempts have been made to construct languages containing their own truth predicate and not suffering from the revenge problem of strengthened liars.

It's a very pure and logically constructed language".

These linguistic hobbyists call themselves "conlangers" (referring to "constructed language") and hold an occasional conclave called the Language Creation Conference.

Enthusiasts have created thousands of Wikipedia pages in Volapük, another constructed language from the 19th century.

Jim Henry, a retired software developer from Stockbridge, Georgia, keeps a diary and prays in his constructed language, gjâ-zym-byn.

The carefully constructed language of Mr Obama's speech to Israeli university students on March 21st (as The Economist went to press) suggests that this is something he now understands.

Joshua Foer's article on John Quijada, the inventor of the language Ithkuil, offers an engaging account of the quest for a constructed language with full semantic transparency ("Utopian for Beginners," December 24th & 31st).