Sentence examples for by a linguistic expression from inspiring English sources
In general, a concept refers to the semantic value expressed by a linguistic expression of a natural language, when used in a sentence.
Ginsborg (2011a, b; 2012) argues that to mean something by a linguistic expression, the speaker must not only be disposed to use it in a certain way but also be disposed to take the way she is disposed to use it to be "primitively appropriate" (see above, 2.1.1).
It seems that the different accounts attempting to give a uniform linguistic function to 的 de 'DE' can in fact be unified by the conceptual motivation that 的 de 'DE' is a linguistic expression of the ontological notion of perdurant in Chinese.
The rough characterization of indexicals in the first sentence of this article might be rejected by some theorists, for it relies on the notion of a linguistic expression (such as 'you') varying in reference, and content, among contexts.
The sentential form [Satzform] is a linguistic expression obtained from a proposition, or rather from a sentence which expresses it, by considering some of its parts variable.
The measures that express termhood reveal, in turn, the degree or relation between a linguistic expression and a knowledge domain.
In addition, two conditional measures are introduced for evaluating the appropriateness of a linguistic expression given other linguistic information.
Utterances are events in which an agent utters a linguistic expression.
An indexical is, roughly speaking, a linguistic expression whose reference can shift from context to context.
They have attempted to distinguish the meaning of a linguistic expression, from the effect that is to be ascribed to the use of the expression in a particular way, by a particular user of the language, in a particular context.
The reasoning process is based on heuristics that, according to the grammatical structure of a linguistic expression, allows inferring common-sense relations that characterizes the concept dubbed by that expression.
