Sentence examples for form of languages from inspiring English sources
Poetry is a vast subject, as old as history and older, present wherever religion is present, possibly under some definitions the primal and primary form of languages themselves.
Mr. Kugelberg brushes aside the question of whether the symbols are a form of language.
If the baby babbles mainly on the right, the researchers say, it means that babbling is a form of language.
Wittgenstein denied the predicament, asserting that in his treatise the logical form of language is "shown" but not "said".
Many children also used a form of youth code, a casual form of language such as "dat fing", "gonna" or "wanna".
It turns out that some rational merging/revision/update operators are not guaranteed to offer the most basic (yet non-trivial) form of language independence.
Most of Boccaccio's compliments to ordinary folk are in the form of language — for example, his bright, piquant presentation of their slang.
This was the Emoji Show, an art exhibition and bazaar in tribute to a new form of language that is, by turns, keenly expressive and cheerfully cryptic.
Looking back on her long career, she says, she sees that dance, which served as a form of language dating to her childhood, is still her main voice.
