Sentence examples for possibilities of language from inspiring English sources

Poetry, by contrast, "moves in the opposite direction — it moves to open the possibilities of language.

They suggest how the difficulties of describing art can be aided and disguised by the infinite poetic possibilities of language.

She playfully explores the possibilities of language, slipping in "soft, squelchy mud" and rivers that "gushed and gurgled".

Above all, there is a delight in the punning possibilities of language that makes him one of theatre's most accomplished wordsmiths.

McBride is not interested in giving readers an easy ride; the task she sets herself, with this Goldsmiths prize-winning book, is to stretch the possibilities of language.

Here the proposed murder victim is conceived by his would-be killer as an audience, and the possibilities of language get more attention than the weapon.

"Two things significantly distinguish human beings from the other animals; an interest in the past and the possibility of language.

In the 20th century, Noam Chomsky argued the necessity for postulating innate ideas to explain the possibility of language.

One function of the private language argument is to show that not only actual languages but the very possibility of language and concept formation depends on the possibility of such agreement.

At 6 p.m. Anne-Marie McManus (Washington University, St . Louis will deliver the closing keynote: "Dirty Words: On the Possibility of Language After Assad's Syria". McManus is a scholar of Arabic literature who has explored how language captures the experiences of dispossession, loss, migration and hope.

So I've learned so much from Hubert about language loss and also so much about the power of language, and the possibility of language.