Sentence examples for language was adequate from inspiring English sources
Classical assumptions — that there was a reality we all agreed on, that language was adequate to describe it, that stories had a beginning, middle, and end — were classical, not modern.
Yes, sir. The question is whether such a rigidly formal arrangement of language is adequate to express the modern consciousness.
A vital step in the creation of a visual language is adequate empirical evidence to support any claimed advantages.
"Natural languages are adequate, but that doesn't mean they're optimal," John Quijada, a fifty-three-year-old former employee of the California State Department of Motor Vehicles, told me.
Frege's primary concern was to construct a system of logic, formulated in an idealized language, which was adequate for mathematical reasoning.
Many, when they inspected the long-necked plesiosaurs, the shark-like ichthyosaurs and the bat-like pterosaurs discovered by Anning, found that only the language of epic was adequate to the primordial vistas that opened up before their gaze.
The novel may have been hailed a masterpiece, but Franzen's ambition, he says, was simply to create characters that would engage the reader's sympathy; all the language had to be was "adequate" to that task.
The internal consistency was adequate in all language versions.
"It's up to providers to test and establish whether a student's English language skills are adequate before accepting them onto the course.
This is, above all, a book about experience, and about seeking a language that is adequate for both the fiery moments of inspiration and the "fireless life" in which we spend most of our days.
