Unless we can move beyond this dichotomy and develop a new language of regulation, the public dialogue, and the policy that flows from it, will be incomplete and flawed.
We're trying to develop a new language of dance that people all around the U.S. can get used to and feel that, hopefully, takes dance to the next step.
Early meteorologists not only developed an entirely new story about the weather; they developed a new language to describe it.
But what interests me is to develop a new language, to find a new aesthetics, to develop my new signature that relates to my vision as an individual.
Facebook as a result has developed a new language, Hack, to help keep types constant through large masses of code.
Dr. Dunbar believes that the much larger human groups, of 150 members or so, overcame the grooming barrier by developing a new kind of social glue, namely language.
Walter J Ong, in his classic study of writing and orality, Orality and Literacy defines as the "technologizing of the word" the process of developing a new relationship between language and thought.
Mr. Menuez approached his subject as a visual anthropologist, studying a tribe that was developing a new culture and language.
The field of natural language processing is developing a new concentration on interpreting extended texts, with applications in information retrieval, text categorization, and data extraction.
Unconcerned with literary niceties such as a narrative arc, Knausgaard "developed a new kind of language almost, of the banality of the everyday.
