Sentence examples for content of the word from inspiring English sources
Césaire who was more skeptical about a philosophical content of the word dismissed Tempels' enterprise not on the basis of its substance but because of what he considered the intention behind the text of Bantu philosophy: an attempt to reform colonialism in order to perpetuate it.
The Arab grammarians used the term ma‛nà, plural ma‛ânî to point to the content of the word, to its semantic component, in contrast to lafẓ, its phonic part; the pair ma‛nà/lafẓ is already found in Sîbawayhi (d. ca. 796).
The Reformation is one of the great and dramatic instances of human difference: "Christians" in the sixteenth did not agree on what the word meant, what it entailed for a person trying to live it, and they killed one another over the content of the word.
First, does motor activation occur automatically even when participants perform a task that barely requires the explicit retrieval of the motor content of the word?
M1 activity increased when TMS was applied 500 ms post-stimulus, only when participants performed the semantic task with hand-action verbs, suggesting that language-induced motor activation depends upon the explicit retrieval of the action content of the word.
The meaning of a word can be defined as an indefinite set of interpretants, which are other words that circumscribe the semantic content of the word they represent [1].
And therefore when we communicate with each other as a function of an exchange of energy we understand not because of the inherent content of the words but because of how that energy flows.
Pattern poetry, also called figure poem, shaped verse, or carmen figuratum, verse in which the typography or lines are arranged in an unusual configuration, usually to convey or extend the emotional content of the words.
But the researchers also found that the emotional content of the words made a big difference in what people remembered.
Each bar represents a bin containing 10% of the words in the lexicon, with a size proportional to the average information content of the words in the bar.
