Sentence examples for inherent language from inspiring English sources

Their inherent language and cultural advantages, and their deep reach into China's domestic air travel market make the Chinese carriers the natural preference for China-originating travelers the same way that Americans opt to fly on U.S. carriers, Germans opt to fly on Lufthansa, and so on, even when they have a choice of traveling on a carrier based in another nation.

This suggests that LTs are sampling from the language-learning environment in such a way as to lose some of the structure inherent in language.

And yet the production pays necessary heed to the dangers inherent in language that elevates and exalts beyond all reason and sense.

Summary: The theme of destruction touches on a key point of Marguerite Duras's creation, expressing the author's subjective relationship to a terrifying dimension inherent in language.

From design patterns to inherent programming language support, and from remote method invocations to simple forms of behavioral reflection, incarnations as well as applications of proxies are innumerable.

According to the grammatical approach, which traces to Trendelenburg (1846) and has most recently been defended by Michael Baumer (1993), Aristotle generated his list by paying attention to the structures inherent in language.

Each with its own inherent power, language and history," she declares.

For him, meaning is not inherent to language; rather it is acquired through use.

However, rather than deconstructing the power structures inherent in language, a new generation of artists is using the written word to construct meaning of a different order.

Whereas for an early confessionalist like Sexton, mental illness had its objective reality, for Graham schizophrenia is inherent in language itself.

One key phrase and the title of the show, A Fallibility of Perception, is suggestive of both the possibilities and the fallibilities inherent in language, translation, understanding, and perception.