Sentence examples for having received language from from inspiring English sources

Inspired by moral and political philosophers such as Hobbes (1968) and Rousseau (1971), these scholars would argue that Adam and his descendents had invented their own language instead of having received language from God (Gontier 2008).

Paloma Duong joins the MIT faculty as an assistant professor of Latin American studies in Global Studies and Languages, having received her PhD from Columbia University in 2014.

The medium of poetry isn't language, really; it's human loneliness, a loneliness that poets, having received it themselves from earlier poets, transfer to their readers.

In a recent edition of its English-language magazine Dabiq, IS acknowledged having received pledges of allegiance from jihadists in Nigeria.

It can be argued that loans add to a language's richness and flexibility: English itself has received loans from more than 350 languages.

Over the past 30 years, the concept of foreign language anxiety (FLA) has received much attention from many scholars and theorists in the domain of foreign language and communication studies (Park 2014).

This would suggest that the phenotype observed in the KE family stems from disruption in the underlying neural circuits of language development, an idea that has received support from animal studies (see below).

He said that it wouldn't mind tougher language from NATO but that it had received reassurance from the Obama administration that Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity would not be traded away.

Both were related to the Finns, spoke Finno-Ugric languages, and had received a modified Cyrillic written language from Russian missionaries in the nineteenth century.

Half of the males had a marked delay in language development, and four of them had received speech and language therapy.

A separate letter that Symmonds said he had received from the federation several weeks ago included broader language.