Sentence examples for perfect language of from inspiring English sources
A central presupposition in Leibniz' philosophy is that such a perfect language of science is in principle possible because of the perfect nature of the world as God's creation (ratio essendi = ration cognoscendi, the origin of being is the origin of knowing).
Symbolic logic might provide the framework for a perfect language, but the content of that language is something else.
Without those signals of self I was able to accept without questioning Yeats's artifice and invention: his landscapes filled with improbable spirits and perfect language needed no standard of proof for me.
She shares her love of constructed languages, the psychology that drives people to try and create a perfect language, and tells the story of the divide between two sections of a conlang community – Loglan, and Lojban.
It may be the most complete realization of a quixotic dream that has entranced philosophers for centuries: the creation of a more perfect language.
Frege worried about the phenomenon enough to counsel against allowing any multiplicities of sense in a perfect language.
As Church has emphasized (e.g. 1956: 59), metamathematical treatment of schemas requires use of formalized or logically perfect languages and an axiomatized theory of strings as found for the first time in Tarski's 1933 truth-definition paper (1983: 152-256).
He has the parodist's perfect ear for literary styles, & a perfect command of the language of TV, of drugstore orders of psychoanalytic banalities (he has undergone analysis for 15 yrs)., of the enviable American comic genius for going too far.
However, Dylan's perfect ear for both the language of his education and that of his west Wales relatives heard the cadences of both.
Lipman has perfect pitch when it comes to the language of sisterhood.
The exhibition's title alludes to the mystical belief in a perfect, divine language, devised entirely of symbols, through which the initiated can communicate to reveal secrets and ignite metamorphosis.
