Sentence examples similar to instances of connotative language from inspiring English sources

For example, saying that one's energy has changed following a CAM treatment would be an example of connotative speech indexing a set of associations and feeling states.

My argument is therefore that nothing less than the abolition of the highly connotative language of morality will suffice to get us thinking clearly about how to live — the purview of ethics.

The objects are represented by instances of programming language objects.

Instances of strong language will result in your performance being dropped from Radio 1's live coverage of this event".

Philomena received the rating from the Classification and Ratings Administration for two instances of bad language.

However, some instances of adult language were not removed for the anime's initial run.

A CNN investigation found 47 instances of lifted language without proper attribution.

Connotative language indexes a cluster of loosely associated images, schema and feelings about an experience that is particularly salient to an individual.

If this was not the case, then (considering spoken language) one would expect to find actual instances of language use which exhibit grammatical properties but not phonological ones.

The language in literary works is contrasted from scientific and other language by the use of connotative (non-literal) language and expressive content.

This is evident in the case of literature (which is itself an instance of natural language).