These sentences are composed largely of nouns and verbs, have few adjectives and adverbs, and rely on repetition and rhythm for much of their effect.
It is only when they learn to read that they realize sentences are composed of individual words.
Quine and Dummett propose that the logical constants of a language are its grammatical particles the expressions by means of which complex sentences are built up, step by step, from atomic ones while non-logical expressions are the simple expressions of which atomic sentences are composed (see Quine 1980, Quine 1986, Dummett 1981, 21 2, and for discussion, Føllesdal 1980 and Harman 1984).
Consequently, the commitment to holism also entails a commitment to a compositional approach according to which the meanings of sentences are seen to depend upon the meanings of their parts, that is, upon the meanings of the words that form the finite base of the language and out of which sentences are composed.
Every sentence is composed so amazingly, you can't change a syllable.
And then the whole sentence is composed of those pieces, and so the meaning is built out of those.
Together with the fact the sentence is composed of tens of frames, it is reasonable to consider their impact negligible.
Each sentence is composed of six words that are ordered in the following manner: command, color, preposition, letter, number and an adverb.
Imagine that "sentences" can be composed by joining semagrams together in intricate, mandala-like configurations, and that the process of conveying a complex thought in this writing system involves drawing individual lines that participate in multiple clauses of a sentence at once.
Is it possible to identify a certain motor alphabet from which more elaborate "syllables", words and sentences can be composed?
