Sentence examples for every linguistic from inspiring English sources

The party has struggled to adopt a "more modern voice," said Mr. Peng, who is sensitized to every linguistic nuance passed down from Beijing.

One nut to crack is the nature of language itself, and here Ms. Kenneally introduces the unignorable presence in virtually every linguistic debate, Noam Chomsky.

An earnest belief that a better world will only be reached after several thousand hours of angry dissent over absolutely every linguistic transgression ever made?

A bond is created between the rescuers and rescued, and it grows in the weeks and months ahead, transcending every linguistic, economic, political, social, racial or religious divide.

The result is political discourse in which there is no longer any presumption of good faith between opponents, "just a fight to the political death, a fight in which every linguistic weapon is fair game".

In fact, properly understood, language encompasses all expressive acts whatsoever, and every linguistic act is one way or another an expressive act.

Furthermore, a few neuropsychological studies have described patients whose competence on geographical names was preserved while names of people were lost: one patient had preserved country names, though he had lost virtually every other linguistic ability (McKenna & Warrington 1978).

In The New Yorker, Dwight Macdonald wrote that the editors had "made a sop of the solid structure of English," and in an Atlantic article called "Sabotage in Springfield," Wilson Follett called the Third a "fighting document" that was "out to destroy... every obstinate vestige of linguistic punctilio, every surviving influence that makes for the upholding of standards".

The black population includes representatives from every ethnic and linguistic group in southern Africa.

I get incensed at this historical linguistic injustice every time I look up the phrase.

In every other walk of linguistic life, sexism is being rooted out.