Sentence examples for exist language from inspiring English sources

Inevitably the English language fundamentally affects the content of each book, but it does not determine the audience of the writer; as long as translations exist, language is a vehicle, not a destination.

Alberti, in Grafton's words, "spent much of his life... trying to construct languages that did not yet exist: languages whose users could regulate the practice of different arts".

But if Dr Gil is right and there do exist languages, like Riau Indonesian, without nouns or verbs, the difficulty of conceiving just that fact points out how much grammar itself shapes at least some thoughts.

That is, a language L is in (mathsf {DP}) if there exist languages (L_1 in {mathsf {NP}} ) and (L_2 in {mathsf {coNP}} ) such that (L = L_1 cap L_2) (see [102] for details about (mathsf {DP})).

There also existed languages and dialects of the Balts (D-Balts) who lived east of the above-mentioned groups in the areas of the upper reaches of the Dnieper River.

Do statistical relationships exist between language teachers' social capital, and their retention or attrition from the field of language teaching?

Kurds were told they did not exist, their language was denied, their rights were denied.

Like these approaches, dialogical analysis is skeptical with regard to the existence of enduring, internal psychological structures that pre-exist language (e.g., attitudes, beliefs, intentions).

23 32 A clear weakness was that templates may exist in languages other than those included.

Despite our best attempts, new evidence and new regulations are constantly emerging, and may exist in languages other than English.

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