Sentence examples for embedded in language from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, even wordless religious experiences are embedded in language.
Voice, that ephemeral yet indelible quality, poses a challenge for critics: it is embedded in language but seems to hover just beyond it.
"They looked at the horse, for example, and saw a large animal that belongs to white people: a 'whitefella kangaroo' (pindi nantu)." In Guugu Yimithirr, from far north Queensland, directions are embedded in language.
For Cristi, this is an ironic moral defeat — his best, truest, most generous impulses about justice are crushed by authoritarian habits that, embedded in language, remain as strong in the new Romania as they were in the old.
The ills of discrimination, exploitation and intellectual hubris, so deeply embedded in language and value systems, remain as serious today as they were in early China.
That is true, of course, of some of the more fundamental principles of our constitution that are embedded in language, like the First Amendment or the Equal Protection Clause.
The idea, said Douglas H. Whalen, president of fund, is to help save the history, ideas, cultural connections and linguistic information that are embedded in languages that are giving way to mainstream languages like English.
Sellars gives a unified treatment of the alethic, causal, and deontic modalities as (once again) material mode metalinguistic speech expressing the inferential commitments and priorities embedded in the language.
But the toxic connotations that the culture has associated with blackness have been embedded in thought, language and social convention for hundreds of years.
The term particle is firmly embedded in the language of physics, yet a precise definition has become harder as more is learned.
