Sentence examples for relationship of language from inspiring English sources

Vernon, M. Relationship of language to the thinking process.

Her early collections include Lys (1962; "Light") and Græs (1963; "Grass")—translated within the same volume as Light and Grass both of which explore the relationship of language to the natural world with lyric maps of the Danish landscape.

Fitzgerald wasn't alone in intuiting the social relationship of language and thought; George Orwell wrote of "gumming together long strips of words which have already been set into order by someone else".

"Mirror Neurons, Linguistic Negation, and Mutual Recognition" examines the relationship of language and intersubjective empathy: without language, would human beings be able to recognize other members of their species?

Fischer follows the evolution of linguists' insights and the relationship of language to social change into the mid-1900s.

Moreover, if language is about nothing but itself, any formulation that uses language to make statements denying the relationship of language to anything outside itself must be meaningless.

As a biologist, Foley is interested in what the development and relationships of language can tell us about human evolution.

The scantiness of the material (fewer than 300 words) makes it impossible to be sure of the relationship of this language to Germanic and its daughter languages.

"The main problem of the government will be less the relationship of the language communities and more the relationship with the trade unions," he said.

In the evaluation of the relationship of one language to another, the information provided by a shared innovation is assigned greater weight than that derived from a shared archaism.

Within this process the German people have a special place, because of the "inner relationship of the German language with the language of the Greeks and with their thought".