Sentence examples for as a linguistically from inspiring English sources

Now, that is no doubt all very exciting for texting tweenagers, and I don't want to come across here as a linguistically conservative, humourless and miserable curmudgeon.

Described as "a linguistically pyrotechnic satirical romp through the US criminal justice system" it has slowly built up an adoring fanbase since its first appearance as a self-published work in 2008.

However, in Extract 5 his identity as a linguistically impaired interactant with minimal resource to take a turn at talk is placed to the fore.

Animals without language might have proto-religious experiences, but these are clearly not the same as those which a linguistically competent human has.

For all the verbal firepower of that and the subsequent plays, it would be misleading to see Walsh as part of a linguistically exuberant, Irish storytelling tradition.

Hence we cannot really understand ourselves unless we understand ourselves as situated in a linguistically mediated, historical culture.

Adding comic spice, with varying degrees of subtlety, are Jim Ireland as a Jerry Lentrepreneured entrepreneur buddy of Clayton's; Cherene Snow as the sassy matchmaker Rose; and a linguistically nimble Richard Toth as Jacques, the family chef and closet socialist agitator.

He revels in his role as the persnickety stylist for a linguistically challenged profession.

As second layer of the controller, a linguistically formulated strategy for collision avoidance is developed.

Finally, it has been suggested (in Svavarsson 2002) that muthon, rendered in both readings (A) and (B) by "word", should rather be understood as "myth" in the sense of "fiction" or "falsehood" (and "of truth" linked instead, as is linguistically quite possible, with "standard").

This study, with the intention to fill in some of the research gaps, thus examines how a functional approach helps K-12 teachers in various content areas develop linguistic sensitivity so as to provide linguistically responsive instruction in the reality of their teaching.