Sentence examples for down linguistically from inspiring English sources

Assertion, then, pins this meaning down linguistically.

For the original crypto community, playing the long game and waiting for the upstart crypto usurper to get linguistically cut back down to size seems the best option.

Although this is not the only means by which English speakers have to describe a "rolling down" event, it is the linguistically unmarked option.

There are Rihanna's swift and linguistically inventive slap-downs, notably of MTV after its tweet, "Yikes Rihanna's marijuana photos from Coachella spark controversy".

The dominant ethnic group is still Russian, at least linguistically, as a stroll down Brighton Beach Avenue reveals.

The Efik, who are culturally and linguistically related to the Ibibio, migrated down the Cross River during the first half of the 17th century (though the date of that migration is contested by some) and founded Creek Town, Duke Town, and other settlements.

Though some have questioned whether Belgium's fragmented and linguistically divided bureaucracy could be slowing things down, Mr. Jonniaux flatly rejected that idea.

During the second half of the 2nd millennium bce, two groups of culturally and linguistically related peoples who called themselves arya ("nobles") migrated from the steppes down into the Middle East, the Iranian plateau, and the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent.

We are linguistically divided.

The Pueblo Indians were linguistically diverse.

Linguistically speaking you become your idiot brother.