Sentence examples for another linguistically from inspiring English sources

ANOTHER linguistically interesting holiday is upon us: Pentecost, from the Greek for the "50th [day]" since Easter.

Like the Roman mercenaries in Alan Garner's Red Shift (another linguistically uncompromising historical novel), his resistance movement is no more than courageous bluff and a gaggle of unkempt blokes living wild, one of many scattered pockets of "green men".

In any case, the simple fact that all members of the quarrelsome ex-Yugoslav family can understand one another (linguistically at least) makes it easy to market products of every kind.Before the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s the country had plenty of strong brands.

Healthymagination, another linguistically questionable series, strives to show how GE is everywhere, working with everyone.

Finally, some northern Athabaskan languages that are located adjacent to one another are linguistically very different; the deep differentiation of neighbouring languages suggests a long occupation of a territory.

The contemporary Guang chiefdom is composed of rulers and people who differ from one another culturally and linguistically.

Surprisingly, it is still running.In this section I have a confession to make Napolitano steps in and out Another absurdity The blame game Linguistically challenged Not so free Banking disunion ReprintsBut it is not following any particular route.

Some German newspapers nicknamed him Dusselbloem, which translates roughly as Dimwitbloem.In this section I have a confession to make Napolitano steps in and out Another absurdity The blame game Linguistically challenged Not so free Banking disunion ReprintsAll this has added to the confusion created by the botched €10 billion ($13 billion) rescue of Cyprus.

Linguistically we move into another level now, because of Mandarin's system of "tones".

The problem lies in how ethnicity is defined – geographically, linguistically, and historically or another way.

In fact, however, the linguistic classification leaves us with too many essays in one group and too few in another for there to have been three linguistically distinct sets of ten at the time the Mozi was compiled.