Sentence examples for shape a language from inspiring English sources

"The job of the writer in fiction or nonfiction is to shape a language we can use to explore, discover and shape this legacy/reality into something we actually can use to free us, and not feel we have to deny or run from it and what it has meant".

These shapes evoke a language similar to that of ancient philosopher Plato, who described the world as coming from an inner core of pure geometric forms.

It neatly encapsulates the aesthetic battles among Soviet architects as they struggled to shape an architectural language for a revolutionary society.

It is a self-organizing, self-reinforcing network of commitments between individuals that shapes a common language for trust, ethics, law and practice in which each committed individual has a stake.

In the pattern recognition stage, a shape description language is used for each border of the joint surface to detect the locations of erosions and osteophytes on hand radiographs.

Future research is warranted to investigate how these attitudinal factors interact with each other in shaping test takers' performance on a language test (cf. Fan & Ji, [2014]).

It, too, includes love and murder, but it is built on emotions and dreams that take shape through language, with a Keatsian sense of loss that becomes more exquisite and heartbreaking with each reading.

Caxton is important not so much as a printer (he was not a very good one) but because from the first he published in English instead of Latin and so helped to shape the language at a time when it was still in flux.

Underlying all was a peerless sense of craft and of the shape of language.

One whose shape and language feel inevitable.

His The Sound Shape of Language, with Linda R. Waugh, was published in 1979.