But the language also has strains of tragedy — it is, after all, the true language of goles, or exile.
In order to find the true language and expression of his art, Miró, had to start with scissors and paper.
From which it follows, seeing the variety and differences between other languages, that this one ought to be judged the true language of human nature.
For his part, Bertolucci used to say that he preferred to give interviews in French, on the ground that French is the true language of cinema.
Eating a picnic with his family in St James's Park, Nazneen's husband, Chanu, comically tries out the true language of picnics.
The group took their name from the toned-down expletive that Norman Mailer had been forced to adopt in his 1948 novel The Naked and the Dead to sidestep the true language of the Pacific front.
The "true language of human nature" may seem an exaggeration, but in fact many argue that language is built on this more ancient capacity for "mirroring" the actions of others.
Ambrose's Eliza, on the other hand, hurts us in the best possible way, when we realize too late, just as she does, that her love for Higgins amounts to a confusion between the construction of speech and the true language of feeling.
An important issue concerns the true language specificity of disorders in the PPA spectrum.
#le_baiser is inspired by the work of French poet Alfred de Musset, who wrote, "The only true language in the world is a kiss".
