Sentence examples for languages the truth from inspiring English sources

Given the fact that many different perceptual, motor and cognitive systems are implicated in language use and learning, and given the co-evolution of our minds and our languages, the truth about language evolution, when it emerges, is unlikely to be a simple.

And while the Arab world is officially bound by the same language, the truth is the 22 countries all have their own dialects and local customs that frequently remain specific to their own borders.

The impression that this is essentially a technical, preparatory meeting is heightened by the characteristically yawn-inducing jargon the EU is using to describe the four main questions at issue.But behind the bureaucratic language, the truth is that fundamental issues are at stake.

"They are very attached to the language of the truth".

I fell in love with Shakespeare as a teenager, thanks to an English teacher who helped me see past the language to the truth and humour and drama of his plays.

Ryan uttered an absolute lie (while artfully dancing his language around the truth) about a plant closure in his town that happened before Obama even took office which didn't stop Ryan from blaming it on Obama.

This is done by expressing K and α in disjoint languages, asserting that the languages agree on the truth values of corresponding atoms wherever consistently possible, and then re-expressing the result in the original language of K.

I believe that when I perform it in a theatrical context in the theater that when people hear the story in those terms that we have different languages for what the truth means".

Lewis individuates languages largely by the truth conditions they assign to sentences.

Now there is no naturally occurring coordinator in any natural language matching the truth-conditional profile of such a connective.

As Nigel Farage crowed in his final Ukip campaign speech: "We've even changed the political language!" Ain't that the truth.