Carruthers argues for a particular version of the cognitive function of language in his target article, where language serves to conjoin modular representations.
Correlatives bring together two events that actually occurred so that they are conjoined in a single independent clause.
In many cases, verbs were conjoined that evidently had the same subject.
Again, conjoined constraints would have to be proliferated to account for all of the acceptable trade-offs in the model of formant transitions.
In these cases, the benefits are, as in the rescue case, necessarily conjoined with the burdens imposed.
And yet in this aggregate weight of used-up, "dead" novels, economic value and literary quality could finally be conjoined in an act of negation.
One might try to conjoin alignment with itself to rule out multiple violations (hyperinfixation).
We can say, tentatively, that a philosophy of life is a theory of the good conjoined with practical recommendations for attaining the good.
