Sentence examples for would be languages from inspiring English sources

It's almost inconceivable that there would be languages that don't use such concepts at all.

There would be languages to study, because the passage of time had made him rather sentimental about the four years of German he studied at school.

Tarski assumed, in the manner of his time, that the object language L and the metalanguage M would be languages of some kind of higher order logic.

"For us that would be language.

A natural example here would be language (Jackendoff, 2002).

Another reason for migrants not participating in the census would be language problems.

This meta-language would be the language in which the principle would be expressed.

A private language would be a language which could be generated wholly through individual acts of unshareable self-consciousness and understood, in principle, only by that individual speaker, by means of his or her self-consciousness.

There wouldn't be language for this.

All language has grammar, otherwise it wouldn't be language.

Many keys produced randomly would be English language words or phrases, turning our one-time pad into a running key or Vigenère cipher.