Sentence examples for the particular language from inspiring English sources

To what extent the latter is permitted depends upon the tolerance within the tonality of the particular language.

But, as Deutscher points out, there is evidence to support the less radical assertion that the particular language we speak influences how we perceive the world.

How could a movie adequately capture the particular language of this moment, when a mother notices that her son is "making knitting motions over his chest, the way people did as they were dying"?

It is with such factors in mind that late 20th-century accounts of writing systems stressed how many different orthographies may function efficiently, given the particular language they are used to represent.

Human beings do not live in the objective world alone…but are very much at the mercy of the particular language which has become the medium of expression for their society.

Their conjecture, in Sapir's words, was: Human beings do not live in the objective world alone…but are very much at the mercy of the particular language which has become the medium of expression for their society.

Linguistically the distance between the Cross River region and both the Cameroonian NWP and Ghana (at least for the particular languages considered in this study) is much less pronounced than the corresponding geographic distances.

From the understanding of this particular language, one should be able to adapt to other hardware description languages or graphical design programs.

"The fact that this particular language referred to 'DRG-RDI' as opposed to another CIA entity does not seem particularly significant -- from the Senate's perspective this particular component of the CIA doesn't have any special powers to restrict the dissemination of information, beyond what anybody else in the CIA has".

Referrer A may have no idea what subtle point Radiologist B is trying to convey by the use of particular language.

This notion of "pragmatic" does suggest a connection with what is idiosyncratic to the psychology of particular language users and contexts and contrasts with projects that are regarded as providing a "syntax" or "semantics" of explanation.