Sentence examples for language arising from inspiring English sources

By giving a human contemporary form to a pictorial language arising at the dawn of civilization, The Book of Symbols is quite literally a dream come to life.

The Growth Point Hypothesis (McNeill, & Duncan, 2000) describes gesture and language arising at a common semantic level, and the Interface Hypothesis (Kita & Özyürek, 2003) describes gesture interacting with spoken language during lexical and clausal packaging.

Others argued that language arises from an array of more general purpose cognitive abilities.

But it's out of these attributes that a language arises.

It's believed written language arose first in Mesopotamia, but no one uses Sumerian cuneiform today.

Language arose from "Cognition + Culture + Communication" rather than a Chomskyan inborn "language organ," a linguist argues.

That it was not translated into Norwegian was one of the major reasons that no separate Norwegian literary language arose.

But some readers of his work have taken him to mean that the capacity for language arose all at once rather than incrementally, the product of what one critic derisively termed "the cognitive equivalent to the Big Bang".

According to followers of these thinkers, style in language arises from the possibility of choice among alternative forms of expression, as for example, between "children," "kids," "youngsters," and "youths," each of which has a different evocative value.

And despite claims for talking chimpanzees, parrots and dolphins, real language the sort with complex grammar and syntax is unique to Homo sapiens.Dr Dunbar's hypothesis is that language arose as a substitute for the physical grooming that other group-living primates use to maintain bonds of friendship.

The supposed threat to public language arose entirely from the claim that memory-scepticism could not be confined to the private case.