Sentence examples for grammatical construction from inspiring English sources

The Hebrew name for the city, Yerushalayim, ends with "-ayim," a grammatical construction used for pairs of things.

By official directive, the bureau's fake publications and letters were mandated to include "appropriate misspellings and poor grammatical construction so as to lend authenticity".

"That's not a grammatical construction you get to use every day, but there aren't many diseases where you know it will be fatal".

Among the bewitched are editors, those meant to know the ancient laws of reason and the dark secrets of grammatical construction.

The Harvard guys check the logic and grammatical construction of every joke, and the improvisers teach them how to be human.

Literal interpretation asserts that a biblical text is to be interpreted according to the "plain meaning" conveyed by its grammatical construction and historical context.

Slang, idioms, and complex grammatical constructions are just some obstacles online translators face.

Difficult, even awkward grammatical constructions and inverted metaphors can be found.

In general, the languages with more tone levels use tone to distinguish lexical items rather than grammatical constructions.

In contrast, almost all those whose sentences were simple and comparatively devoid of complex grammatical constructions were demented six decades later.

The section on language, for example, makes the claim ("the English language is struggling for survival in this country") that Jamaican patwa - the syncretic adaptation of African, Spanish, French, Hindi, Arawak words or grammatical constructions - somehow constitutes a new language.