Sentence examples for means of language from inspiring English sources

Action entails speech: by means of language we are able to articulate the meaning of our actions and to coordinate the actions of a plurality of agents.

It is therefore by means of language, the use of "significant symbols," that mind emerges.

Language and the conceptual schemes that are transmitted by means of language are essentially social phenomena.

Wittgenstein said in this connection: "Philosophy is a battle against the bewitchment of the intelligence by means of language".

Another crucial element, of course, is the lapidary phrase — of capturing an experience and turning it into living history by means of language.

It is largely by means of language that one generation passes on to the next its myths, laws, customs, and beliefs, and it is largely by means of language that the child comes to appreciate the structure of the society into which he is born and his own place in that society.

If so, it would mean that the meaning of language signs is inherent in syntax.

Char found in the aphorism a means of "pulverizing language" and of allowing the isolated words or groups of words, freed from rhetoric and from the exigencies of clarity, to emerge like rocks from a sunken archipelago.

(Wittgenstein once warned of "the bewitchment of our intelligence by means of our language").

This paper approaches the syntactic alignment of a robot team by means of dialogic language games and by applying online probabilistic reinforcement learning algorithms.

Until then, most logical inferences were expressed by means of natural language supplemented with a smattering of variables and, in some cases, by traditional mathematical concepts.