Sentence examples for exists a language from inspiring English sources
If, as Jerry Fodor (1975 , 1987 1994, 1998, 2008) has argued, there exists a "language of thought" consisting of mental symbols with syntactic and semantic properties, then possibly the semantic properties of mental symbols are the primary bearers of 'original' intentionality.
"And as long as we allow the language of hate to exist, a language that isolates and demonizes somebody because they are different, we will never be who we can be".
The essays, which mark an exciting beginning for n+1's "Magazines of the Americas" (MOTA) project, prove that much of the best writing today exists behind a language barrier.
The very fact that a label exists in a language may have a causal impact on the frequency or manifestation of a psychological state.
Underneath the fucked veneer and the endless ramming, what wells up during the course of fuckscapes is not only a wide white field that seems more everyday than we'd like to admit, but exists an understanding of language and how proper manipulation of the syllable and sentence can create something at once both previously impossible and always having been.
While the three lexicalization patterns may co-exist in a language, they may vary in their prominence as the preferred pattern.
While all the lexicalization patterns may co-exist in a language, a certain pattern might stand out as the predominant pattern, based on three criteria: constructional unmarkedness, lexical status, and frequency.
Emma Ramadan, who translated the book into English, wrote in a note at the end: "Garréta believed that equality could not exist within a language that puts the two genders in opposition to each other".
In addition, some health concepts or words many not exist in a language making it difficult to convey the meaning from one language to another [ 14].
In a sentence, concept mapping in Leximancer is about understanding semantic relationships within the entire network of concepts that exist in a language dataset.
