As Timon, Mr. Thomas treats the language with intelligence and a consistent shapeliness that impresses.
And although Ruth Negga captures both the sturdy capability and ultimate loneliness of Pegeen, even she treats the language with the caution of someone tiptoeing across a room with a precious vase.
So the suggestion that the criterion of empirical significance can be regarded as a proposal for how to treat the language of science cannot be brushed aside but for the persistent neglect of the philosophical projects of Carnap or the non-formalist left Vienna Circle.
Treating the language this way, Kripke shows up to build up a very plausible extension and anti-extension for Tr, typically written E and A. The important property of the new extended model ⟨M0,⟨E,A⟩⟩ is that the truth value of any sentence A and Tr ⌜A⌝) are exactly the same.
When Serbian rule replaced that of the Ottoman Turks in 1913, the Serbs officially denied Macedonian linguistic distinctness and treated the Macedonian language as a dialect of Serbo-Croatian.
Literatures are often treated by the language in which they are written.
None, so far, has given an account of what is to be treated as the language of African philosophy" (Sage Philosophy, p. 15).
Ashamed of her working-class accent, she spoke with absurd slowness in front of posh women, treating the English language "as something that might go off in her face, like a letter bomb".
Under the influence of the 18th-century revolt against belief in the supernatural, liberal Christian theology tended to treat the biblical language about Satan as "picture thinking" not to be taken literally as a mythological attempt to express the reality and extent of evil in the universe, existing outside and apart from man but profoundly influencing the human sphere.
A Welsh Language Measure, which came into force last year, set a duty on public organisations to treat the Welsh language no less favourably than English.
