Sentence examples for remarks on language from inspiring English sources

Meinong did not develop a comprehensive philosophy of language; his remarks on language are rather fragmentary and embedded as digressions in his object-theoretical works.

Corpus of remarks on the French language (17th century).

In his Remarques sur la langue françoise, utiles à ceux qui veulent bien parler et bien escrire (1647; "Remarks on the French Language, Useful for Those Who Wish to Speak Well and Write Well"), Vaugelas recorded what he considered good usage: the speech of the "soundest" elements of the court and the written language of the most intelligent authors.

At the same time, Periyar was also known to have made controversial remarks on the Tamil language and people from time to time.

This chapter reviews the remarks on the architecture of language processing systems.

A dictionary of the Pukhto, Pushto, or language of the Afghans : with remarks on the originality of the language, and its affinity to other Oriental tongues, etc., etc. Accession No: OCLC: 408550991.

Hours later, an unidentified Foreign Ministry official denied the minister's reported remarks on Iran's Arabic-language state television channel, Al Alam.

Trump's apocalyptic language in remarks on Tuesday seemed to catch even his closest advisors by surprise, as did his suggestion that the U.S. take military action in response to mere threats by North Korea as opposed to aggressive actions.

"The Grand Corpus des grammaires françaises, des remarques et des traités sur la langue XVe-XVIIe siècles (Great Corpus of French language Grammars, Commentaries and Treatises on language 15th-17th centuriess)) groups together in one database the Corpus of French Renaissance grammars, the Corpus of French 17th century grammars and the Corpus of remarks on the French language (17th Century).

On the content aspect, one remark that should be made is to increase the focus of projects on language skills of children.

Moving closer to the present, he remarks on our resemblance to chimpanzees; speculates on whether our predecessor, Homo erectus, had a religious sensibility; and examines how theories of child development shed light on language and music.