Sentence examples for having a language from inspiring English sources

"It is a kind of a utopia, not having a language," Mr. Hazanavicius said.

This capacity, however, does not by itself constitute having a language, since articulate sounds are produced even by parrots, as Locke himself noted.

"We realised this was incredibly important for land management today, and it's also providing employment with the ranger program … All the ranger programs are very keen on having a language component in their work".

Kripke lists a number of arguments against having a language hierarchy in which each sentence lives at a fixed level, determined by its syntactic form.

Other theorists have not been so reticent, and a large literature has grown up in which the selective advantages of having a language are adumbrated.

There is no reason to doubt that non-linguistic sentient creatures like cats can experience (for example) pain or heat or hunger, so having a language is not a necessary condition for having experiences.

It has a language and margins.

Bridge has a language all its own.

It had a language of its own.

Dolphins have a language; crows can create tools.

"I started because we have a language requirement here.