Sentence examples for good linguistic from inspiring English sources

Unlike Kanner's population, Asperger's children had good linguistic abilities and some had remarkable cognitive skills in areas such as mathematics.

So should someone with good linguistic ability who studies Mandarin in China full-time for three years.But is learning moderately good Chinese worth the opportunity cost?

The man behind it all is Liu Yang, the head of the Beijing Speaks Foreign Languages Committee, which was founded eight years ago and entrusted with the task of "creating a good linguistic environment" for the Olympic games.

Despite spending years in learning English, and building good linguistic knowledge, they fail to employ that knowledge in real communicative situations.

Having good socio-emotional skills, being emotionally mature, confident, and motivated, having a good linguistic command of English and the mother tongue (e.g., Mandarin, Malay, Tamil), and being physically healthy and with good motor skills seem to be much more important for teachers at this stage than the other learning areas.

I prefer the use of "fetus" and there is a good linguistic argument to be made for this spelling.

We carry out such superimpositions when we regard the rapidly changing set of psycho-physical aggregates that constitutes us as a single, permanent, independent self but also in our daily interaction with other persons, medium-sized dry goods, linguistic representations and so forth.

Well, linguistic traditionalists will find it both good and bad news.

Typically in this industry, spoken assessment tasks and rating scales have been developed internally by the business and/or have been sourced off the internet; but without a good applied linguistic understanding about what they should contain and how they should be administered, they have, in general, proven to be unreliable and invalid (Lockwood 2010, Lockwood 2012).

She writes of encountering "The Phantom Tollbooth" in her Muscovite childhood, and realizing, "A good laugh and linguistic acrobatics helped us survive.

Since there is no property of goodness corresponding to the linguistic predicate "good", nothing can ever possess it.