The first category – litany – makes reference to the objective-based view of the language of variables, tendencies and data series.
First, notice the use of the language of 'tendencies' and 'frequencies' in the above principles.
Orwell himself was a sniffer of tendencies.
Loving cups and chargers; banners, buckles, sword sheaths; altar cloths and arum lilies - all these contributed to the visual language of the Arts and Crafts, the medievalising tendency satirised by Gilbert and Sullivan in Patience.
Arbel's tendency to speak in the language of an overnight-millionaire tech founder hasn't helped.
And how did this tendency to render difference through the language of disease and illness get adopted by those who see racism and bigotry as the true pathologies?
By contrast, the no side has too often felt like a cabal of politicians, with too little of the language of hope and optimism in their lungs, and a tendency to voice their politics in terms of threats.
They note the word "almost" in the argument above and contend that humans, with their high intelligence and possession of language, and their tendency to live in small, tightly knit groups, might be exceptional.
The increase in positive words could not be attributed to general language tendencies as represented by the millions of printed books searched through in this study.
(Gilligan 1993) It is not inevitable that these unfortunate tendencies will afflict those who make use of the language of rights.
He has a tendency, for example, to express himself in the language of the academic left, as during a recent Father's Day segment, which turned into a miniature seminar on the social construction of gender.
