Sentence examples for construction of language from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that the written "voice" is never spontaneous and natural but always an artificial construction of language?

Through the brilliant construction of language and image Cameron has changed the Conservative party; retrieving some of its paternalist traditions to develop a more sophisticated modern politics.

So, in a time when politically we felt as though there was misuse of authority and nothing made any sense, it felt empowering and subversive to poke fun at the whole construction of language itself".

Nowadays, there are several approaches that result useful in the construction of language product lines.

ANTLR (ANother Tool for Language Recognition) is a parser generator that uses LL parsing to automate the construction of language recognisers.

Though Abley isn't by vocation a linguist, he's fascinated by the construction of languages and especially by the different ways of thinking that these different structures imply.

As Dickstein (1998) comments: From this viewpoint, statements about the world or judgments of value are always provisional; constructions of language that belong to a particular context.

From this viewpoint, statements about the world or judgments of value are always provisional; constructions of language that belong to a particular context.

However, because of the different morphological construction of words in these languages compared to Latinate languages, the important consideration for word recognition in Arabic (and other Semitic languages) is the efficient identification of a word's morphological root [31], [32], [46], [48], [50] [52], [83], [84].

Ambrose's Eliza, on the other hand, hurts us in the best possible way, when we realize too late, just as she does, that her love for Higgins amounts to a confusion between the construction of speech and the true language of feeling.

The construction of the language Lγ was one of the major contributions of Kripke (1975).