Sentence examples for give language from inspiring English sources

If you can give language to experiences previously starved for it, you can make the world a better place.

The story follows Neill Bassett, a recently divorced thirty-something who works for an artificial-intelligence research venture using his deceased father's old journals to give language — and, the company hopes, sentience — to a computer.

"It will give language enthusiasts unrivaled access to the words people really use every day and will allow them to keep up to date with new words in a way never possible before".

Buju, clearly ahead of his time, was able to give language and meaning to a social issue that had yet to truly develop into the monster it is today.

For example, it seems that, every other day, a new proper noun is born -- "this economy," "that capitalism," joining the rank of some decades-old ones -- in a global struggle to give language to our new consciousness, and to find a way out of our economic, ecological and spiritual abyss.

For example, if you are a native speaker of some of the most spoken languages, such as Arabic, English, Chinese, French or Spanish, seek some sites where you can give language classes to foreigners or editing documents.

Information theory provides a means for measuring redundancy or efficiency of symbolic representation within a given language.

The neighbor, who did not want to be named, said that Kurzbauer gave language lessons to singers in her apartment.

They then decided to see if this was a good predictor of how many famous people spoke a given language.

Teeming with violent expletives and invented pictographs, it gives language a visionary, "next world" urgency found elsewhere in the show.

But reading cast off the accumulated layers of false meaning around the words, and gave language back to me.