Sentence examples for limitations of language from inspiring English sources

Nixon" is about the limitations of language and also about what I believe are the limits of knowing anyone.

"It's about the limitations of language, and of access to language.

Does she hope to explore (yet again) the limitations of language?

Yet the defining incidents of the novel occur when the limitations of language are exposed, causing it to break down altogether.

"Shrunken Heads," from 2007, was even better; the opener, "Words (Big Mouth)," is one of the finest songs ever written about the limitations of language.

In the Observer, CA Lejeune approached the trouble with talkies head on: "We may deplore limitations of language for the hitherto universal cinema," she wrote in her review.

For Peacocke, the limitation of language requires the use of models and metaphors in describing either God or the cosmos (Schabb 2008, 13).

And after books have been filled out describing this, after words have been exhausted -- as the Qur an says, if the oceans were ink and trees were pen, the praise of our Lord could not be exhausted -- in one short phrase the Quran points simultaneously to the limitation of language, and the invitation to dream more: "or nearer".

There will be no limitation of language.

As pictures can be seen as a language of a nonverbal kind [ 24] and as Leitch [ 26] claims that pictures can give knowledge beyond the limitation of language, we chose to use drawings to facilitate the interview.

There's also the perennial issue of limitations on language and other content.