However, as the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw observed, Britain and America are two nations divided by the same language — an observation which points not only to what each understands by 'gas' or 'pants', but also to how they expresses themselves more broadly.
The pleasures to be had here, by no means insignificant, are those of language and observation.
Great precision of language, limpid observation and a rare ability to make the narrative of the poems resonate evocatively.
Architectural thinkers have long used the language of observation to distinguish their work from other modes of experience, but scholars have only recently dedicated themselves to historicizing the contingent nature of this choice.
The most straightforward answer is: through language and observation.
Once a writer with an undeniable gift of language and observation, Dyer is now a septuagenarian ensconced in his apartment overlooking Central Park that is itself the legacy of his well-heeled New York patrician parents.
In the twentieth century, all attempts to find successful translation rules from the language of observation and its description to the language of theory, and vice versa, failed.
The three instructors are in Japan because they are "running from themselves," but the grace of the playwright's language and observations happily obscures this pedestrian insight.
Although much attention has been devoted to assure the comparability between different cultures and languages, this observation suggests that studies from different countries concerning side effects (for instance decrease of HRQL, but also psychopathology) should be interpreted with caution [ 22, 23].
Is the observation language a sub-language of the theoretical language, or are they both parts of a fuller language including all the vocabulary?
