Sentence examples for naive language from inspiring English sources

The poem's use of refrain and its simple and naive language, as well as its sensational theme, had a profound effect upon the subsequent development of Romanticism throughout Europe.

This post-industrial dystopia novel is narrated in the naive, artistic language of the 12-year-old daughter.

A naive view of language sees it as a means to convey information.

The poems, however, are far from naive; although the written language still contained certain technical crudities, and some Chinese stylistic influence may be seen, in the Man'yō-shū a sophisticated poetic tradition is already evident.

The proposed approach is shown to satisfy some desirable properties which cannot be achieved through other "naive" uses of formal languages.

At any rate, as the history of semantics has shown, it would be foolishly naive to think that ordinary language displays its logical form on its surface.

Armed with my degree in modern languages, I was naive to think that the perfect job where I could use my French and Spanish would fall into my lap.

It is fashionable today to denigrate the 60s language of "sexual liberation" as naive and oppressive.

Instead of seeing language in a different channel, the naive observer, hearing no speech, supposed language was absent too".

The book highlighted the difficulties for machine understanding of language for which there was some naive enthusiasm amongst cybernetics researchers in the 1950s.

All of them were undergraduate or postgraduate students and naive to any previous experiment of this work; their native language is Greek.