Sentence examples for oral nature from inspiring English sources
Its very oral nature makes it impossible for one person to be acquainted firsthand with more than an extremely small part of this activity.
The oral nature of the communication between Prophet and community is reflected in the many revelations on doctrinal and behavioral issues that take the form of responses to questions.
For Norinaga, establishing the oral nature of the Kojiki became an issue of great importance.
4. On the oral nature of early Buddhist literature and the role of mnemonic lists in it see Cousins 1983; Gethin 1992B. 5.
Ignorance of the overwhelmingly oral nature of medieval society and its incompatibilities with contemporary conceptions of authorship and historiography precludes a richer, fuller experience of writings of the era.
When considering the Old French and Chaucerian fabliaux in juxtaposition, it becomes clear that while both sets of tales are influenced by the underlying oral nature of their core source stories, the written Latin material that Chaucer knew so well, both directly and indirectly, is vitally, inextricably, and undeniably linked to his comic poems.
The method of instruction was oral in nature.
Furthermore, these cultural and community traditions, often oral in nature, are disappearing with the extinction of the languages in which they are deeply associated, adding a component of urgency to the preservation of this valuable knowledge.
This tradition would have been perhaps partially oral in nature, and far removed from the written accounts in Eusebius' library at Caesarea.
As diarrhoeal diseases are basically faecal-oral in nature, one of the simplest and most inexpensive barriers to infection is handwashing with soap at critical times, such as before handling food and after defecation or changing a diaper.
Our results suggest that, despite its more invasive nature, oral osteotomy can be performed safely under continued monoantiplatelet medication with clopidogrel or dual antiplatelet medication with clopidogrel/aspirin.
