Sentence examples for language of animals from inspiring English sources

She once created a stir by insisting that she spoke the language of animals.

In 1944 his children's play "Bobino," about a child who can understand the language of animals, was produced at the New School for Social Research.

He even attempts to learn the language of animals, gathering a troop of monkeys to dine with him nightly — farcical occasions that dismay his servants and fellow officers alike.

THE young Irene Pepperberg was not the only child to have been enthralled by the "Dr Dolittle" stories, in which a doctor is taught the language of animals by his parrot.

Hugh Lofting, (born Jan . 14 , 1886Maidenhead, Berkshire, Eng. died Sept. 26, 1947, Santa Monica, Calif., U.S.) English-born American author of a series of children's classics about Dr. Dolittle, a chubby, gentle, eccentric physician to animals, who learns the language of animals from his parrot, Polynesia, so that he can treat their complaints more efficiently.

Adding, "It was a language of animal imagery, used to express some thoughts and to define one's position both in society, and in the world.

To use the language of animal learning theory, every stimulus can be thought of as a "conditioned stimulus," although in some cases the "conditioning" has occurred over evolutionary timescales (in which case a stimulus would be genetically "hard-wired" and could be described as "unconditioned" with respect to the lifetime of an individual).

The questionnaire was initially prepared in French, the common language of animal health workers in Morocco.

Regardless of whether a handler takes this extra step, it's important to pay attention to the body language of any animal ― pets, service animals and therapy animals alike ― and act accordingly.

"I gave up on people when I learned the language of the animals".

I want this baby to learn the language of the animals and plants as much as the languages of the human world.