Sentence examples similar to unbound language from inspiring English sources
Language use is also historically unbound: what we say is not determined by our history of reinforcement, as is clear from the fact that we can and do say things that we have not been trained to say.
For language use is (i) stimulus independent and (ii) historically unbound.
Despite their popularity, there is no dedicated language flexible enough to support the specifications of an unbound variety of views including those preexisting and needing to be newly created on demand.
His translator John Nathan, professor of Japanese cultural studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara, and author of Japan Unbound (2004), says that, like Natsume Soseki, the early 20th-century modernist, Oë "created a language of his own, in the manner of Faulkner and few Japanese writers before him.
Kingsnorth's "shadow language" meant it was politely declined by all the mainstream publishers who were sent it, hence the decision to use Unbound.
Muscle and energy are unbound.
"Sucker Punch" is Snyder unbound.
Its 3 super delegates are unbound.
It's up for pledges on Unbound.
