In all four societies – Ireland, Catalonia, Bengal, Scotland – two languages were in conflict, or at least there was an older shadow language against the one of substance.
First, and most important, the spirit, language and substance of the plays were fresh.
She said there were inconsistencies in the language and substance of the settlement, but she did not elaborate on the inconsistencies.
But the language and substance of Sotomayor's testimony, and the White House's advocacy for her, suggest that the progressive agenda in the Court is not the same as it once was.
And there were the multi-scened plays of John Arden, rich in language and substance (Sergeant Musgrave's Dance; The Happy Haven).
Demographic data included age, sex, self-reported primary language, self-reported race/ethnicity, immigrant status, socioeconomic status, history of substance abuse or psychiatric diagnoses, and insurance status.
So by examining the details of the predicates in our language, we have some grounds for distinguishing between the category of substance and the accidental categories.
The idea rapidly generalized: henceforward, instead of studying, say, the nature of substance as a metaphysical issue, philosophers would investigate the language in which claims about substance are expressed, and so on for other topics.
This arch story of guiltless lesbian lovers in the age of gilt is principally a gymnastic exercise in language, but the game-playing, although intermittently amusing, never adds up to anything of substance (1 40).
Men of substance, every one.
