Sentence examples for implications of language from inspiring English sources
As a philosopher he was preoccupied with the implications of language.
Whether it be education, politics or neuroscience, we all have a vested interest in the implications of language.
Public opinion does not exist in a vacuum, and I wonder whether colleagues have any understanding about language and the implications of language.
"I think it was intended in a jocular spirit, but of course we all have to weigh our words carefully in this place and think of the possible implications of language chosen.
I think that people have become a lot more aware of the ideological subtext of advertising and political speech and of racial and sexual implications of language that formerly no one thought twice about.
The former minister said: "Well that links immigrants to criminals in the public eye," and added: "I wonder whether colleagues have any understanding about language and the implications of language.
However, social science and humanities scholars have, so far, paid little attention to the language used to establish the field and to popularise it and explored the ethical implications of that language use.
The implications of these language studies have been contested, however.
Writers and editors need to consider the implications of gendered language and the importance of neutral pronouns.
While his poems seem to affirm that, linguistically, there is nothing new under the sun, that every phrase is a well-worn one, their insistent recycling calls on us to reassess the known, to rethink the implications of the language we use every day.
