Sentence examples for are linguistic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or relating to language.
In the broadest sense, allegorical procedures are linguistic.
A spoken language is a body, a living creature, whose physiognomy is verbal and whose visceral functions are linguistic.
Many engineering optimization problems can be considered as linear programming problems where the all or sum of the parameters involved are linguistic in nature.
SPEAKING IN TONGUES: Latin and Greek are linguistic Swiss Army knives: they equip you to learn other languages.
By contrast, states of affairs are the referents or semantic values of declarative sentences as well as of perfect nominals; perfect nominals are linguistic constructions that contain a gerund and can syntactically act as names (e.g., "the rose's being red," cf. Vendler 1967, Bennett 1988).
"Working with objects and bringing ideas that are linguistic into the visual realm of sculpture and objects I think is finally where I found a way to express these things.
Another barrier to greater competition is linguistic.
However, part of the difficulty is linguistic.
In that case your inquiry is linguistic.
The second reason is linguistic.
His first mistake was linguistic.
