Sentence examples for double language from inspiring English sources

"He uses double language," Mr. Moussa charged.

"Shuang Wen" means "double language" in Chinese.

"We have been very outspoken about the double language of Western countries" that have business interests in Kazakhstan and turn a blind eye to its negative human rights record, Mr. Diaz-Jogeix said.

Bakhtin's term dialogism thus implies the double, language, and another logic: the logic of distance and relationship between the different units of a sentence or narrative structure, indicating a becoming‹in opposition to the level of continuity and substance, both of which obey the logic of being and are thus monological.

For evidence of secrecy allowing for double language in the European context: Stasavage (2004, 29).

Whether double language in politics is necessarily unacceptable should be assessed on the basis of a normative theory of democracy.

There are two peculiarities to be noticed in Feigl's version of the double-language theory.

A standard realist response from the late 1960s was to reject the anti-realism and anti-referentialism shared by both Kuhn's picture and the preceding double-language model.

As Feigl himself frequently pointed out, it was the early Schlick's "double-knowledge" or "double-language" theory that exerted the greatest influence upon his own approach (see, for example, Feigl 1981, p. 288).

This is the double-language model of the language of science and was the standard picture of the relationship of a scientific theory to the world when Kuhn wrote The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.

However, it should be noted that Tsou and Bunun differ from double applicative languages such as Kinyarwanda in that Tsou and Bunun are asymmetrical object languages which extract only the applied object.