Sentence examples for from the linguistic from inspiring English sources

I suggest the sheer difficulty of the Celtic languages, their eccentricity from the linguistic mainstream.

Phonological, or phonemic, identity was referred to above as "sameness of sound from the linguistic point of view".

One of Mr. McCrum's predictions in "Globish" is that English is about to make a "declaration of independence from the linguistic past".

Aside from the linguistic isolation and fear of deportation, many people had no idea of the census's purpose, why it matters or who should fill it out.

Apart from the linguistic differences, these two churches a world apart were strikingly similar: down-to-earth, ambling, devoid of theatrics.

According to Pegna, explanations range from the linguistic ("La Fay", the Mandarin translation, is easy to say) to the mundanely mercantile (the dominant merchant in the region during the 1980s had a lot of Lafite on its hands).

The connectivity dynamics indicate a modality-specific propagation of stimulus information from LIFG to IPN for the linguistic modality, and from RIFG to IPN for the extralinguistic modality.

We thank Dr. Sam De Silva from the Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust for the linguistic support.

Perhaps it's a grumpy vestige of cultural imperialism, though the glory of English is that it is an omnivorous absorber of words from other tongues – the linguistic equivalent of the Borg in Star Trek.

This gives rise to a third important respect in which Tomasello's theory differs from that of the linguistic nativist.

The numerical data from biped measuring instruments, and the linguistic rules obtained from intuitive walking knowledge and biomechanics study have been classified into four categories: direct rules, direct data, indirect rules, and indirect data.