Sentence examples for rules of the language from inspiring English sources
"It's impossible in the time given to decipher the rules of the language and make sense of what's being said to you.
The phonetic shorthand of text-messaging in French kdo for cadeau (present) and so forth has certainly helped to overturn the traditional rules of the language, particularly for companies whose brand is all about upending conventions.The intrusion of franglais into French advertising also continues apace.
This was not merely the adoption of a foreign tongue, but an alchemy that transformed ancient elements into a new language: A language comes into existence by means of brutal necessity, and the rules of the language are dictated by what the language must convey.
Adults must be conscientious of the rules of the language.
Sellars distinguishes formal inferences, which are a matter of the syntactic rules of the language, from material inferences, which are not a function of syntactic structure alone.
Building a PLV for a given Pattern Language, requires the structural, syntactic, and semantic rules of the language to be precisely defined using the presented formalism.
By contrast, the presentation of new words following the same rule of the language of exposure (rule-words) did not differ from word presentations.
As Figure 4A shows (left panel), the online presentation of new words that violate the rule of the language (non-words) elicited a large early negative increase with a fronto-central distribution consistent with a Mismatch Negativity (MMN) effect (Fig. 4B, bottom).
Since there is no definitive body governing the rules of the English language like there is for the French language, for example, matters of style and grammar have always remained relatively debatable.
Then the selected words are rearranged according to the rules of the target language.
First, Mr. Hopkins said, lexicographers translate words and structures according to the rules of the target language, deciding, say, what is a verb and what is a noun.
