Sentence examples for created linguistic from inspiring English sources

Film scripts are, of course, created linguistic products.

This riveting poem, more than five pages long, does everything a lyric aims to do — it creates linguistic excitement, mystery and emotion — without resorting to tiresome epiphanies.

Grammar emerges as the speakers of a language create linguistic constructions out of recurring sequences of symbols; children pick up these patterns in the buzz of words they hear around them.

That is, they seem to create linguistic environments that do not permit substitution of co-designating singular terms salva veritate.

It has created a linguistic line as unbreachable as the color line once was in the United States.

In other areas, the economic attraction of the cities, both for foreigners and for the rural poor, has created urban linguistic patterns of increasing complexity.

The European languages introduced during colonialism have created a linguistic divide between the population who live in the Northwest and Southwest regions and the French-speaking remainder of the country.

So we must ask ourselves, who created these linguistic standards, and who has the authority to decide that our tongues are illegitimate, as Chicana scholar Gloria Anzaldua poignantly points out?

The influx of former refugees from Uganda and elsewhere during the late 20th century has created a linguistic divide between the English-speaking population and the French-speaking remainder of the country.

The more religiously distinct a nation is from its neighbours, the less instability is created by linguistic diversity.

But limitations create new linguistic and cultural opportunities.