Sentence examples for expressing in language from inspiring English sources

Of particular importance was the discovery that the creation epic Enuma elish was recited at the Babylonian New Year's festival: the myth was, it was argued, expressing in language that which the ritual was enacting through action.

Both authors put so much energy into observing what goes unsaid between people, and into expressing in language emotions that we often feel wordlessly.

Politeness as expressed in language is essentially conveyed via socially motivated deviations from direct 'Gricean' expression of communicative intent.

Mr. Green writes tellingly of the latent meanings expressed in language "shy of fluency".

It "is a primal union of animal longing, as expressed in sound, and human meaning, as expressed in language".

But others — and these were the most important things in life — could not be expressed in language at all.

There is a great variety of customs in different communities and traditions, but everywhere these rites dramatize graphically the cosmic processes and realities expressed in language in myths.

It then considers cultural forms of racism commonly expressed in language, images and representations of people and place.

Like other texts, film is a cultural artifact, capturing the attitudes, values, and behaviors expressed in language and visual imagery.

Secondly, as well as being expressed in language children can understand, questions in cross-examination should be put in an order that avoids confusing them.

Certain things could be expressed in language, and these were best understood in terms of the logical techniques developed by Russell, he maintained.