Sentence examples for symbols language from inspiring English sources

He wrote on myths and symbols; language and cognition; structuralism and psychoanalysis; religion and aesthetics; ethics and the nature of evil; theories of literature and theories of law.

These preferences, values and beliefs are transmitted from generation to generation by many ways (such as symbols, language or visual components) and shape the individuals' thinking, feeling and behavior.

It can be said, as per Gelles and Levine (1995), that most definitions of culture have a common element: culture is a set of factors shared by a society, especially beliefs and values, as well as norms, traditions, symbols, language and technology.

Heteroglossia refers to different socio-linguistic "symbols" (language, body language, written work) that occur in the classroom.

This period saw the use of symbols, language and original art-forms.

Despite the venue, the New York art world seems to have regarded Edmondson less as a modern artist than a folkloric primitive -- according to the blithely condescending press reports of the time, an "innocent Negro" (Newsweek) whose "guileless use of plastic symbol language" (New York Times) revealed the "imaginativeness of true naivete" (New Yorker).

I learned that human language with its redundancies and emotion can be a much more complex and powerful system than the scientific, logical symbol language.

Eschewing the traditional symbols and language of the left, even resisting talking in the language of "left" versus "right", it has appealed way beyond the traditional leftist comfort zone.

An effective alert system should take advantage of readily available distribution methods as well as commonly used symbols and language.

It's understandable that protests about symbols and language strike critics on both the right and the left as being too touchy-feely.

In the "Arab spring" it was street protesters, and not the regime, who were able to appropriate the symbols and language of national revival.