Sentence examples for medium of words from inspiring English sources

Children, unlike babies, can usefully communicate via the agreed medium of words.

Religions know enough about our sensory, non-intellectual dimensions to be aware that we cannot be kept on a virtuous track simply through the medium of words.

By Brian Patrick Eha November 1, 2016 The video platform Vine was always a strange bedfellow for Twitter, which is still primarily a medium of words.

Most great writers could, if they wanted to, be very good at Twitter, because it is a medium of words and also of form.

Despite its hundred-and-forty-character limit and the recent explosion of video on the site, Twitter is still primarily a medium of words.

"emoji only interviews are not only hard, but add very little value to anything… it's literally like… (money sign?) (dancing lady, bunny dancing ladies, family) … makes no god damn sense," is how Jordan summed up this entirely futile process — using, it should be noted, the medium of words.

The medium of literature, words, is indeed human-created, but of course this feature is far from unique to literature.

The writer is a professor of comparative literature at Princeton, and his view of the artist usually regarded as superhuman, a Sistine-style colossus, is through the intimate, sometimes all-too-human medium of his words — private letters, poems, notes to self — as well as drawings.

This imposition of order is the work of the sensory medium of language: word sounds function as structured units (Einheiten) through which we discern and secure the mental units in the flow of impressions and images.

They do so, unapologetically, through the bold medium of spoken word.

Since the medium of literature is words, and words are conventional vehicles of meaning, literature has meaning in a way that the other arts do not, since every word, to be a word at all, must have a meaning.