Sentence examples for has a linguistic from inspiring English sources

Even if aspects of the play have dated, it has a linguistic exuberance and metaphysical playfulness that makes it well worth seeking out.

The proposed method is well applicable to assess the dependence degree of human errors in HRA which inherently has a linguistic assessment process.

If, for David Crystal, familects confirm his belief that everyone has a linguistic story to tell, then they also illustrate how playful, creative and emotional that linguistic story, and our relationship with language, can be.

Mr. Beane has a linguistic talent that peaked with post-World War I playwrights like Philip Barry and Noël Coward: the gift for making spoiled, shallow people seem interesting, and not because of how they spend their money or whom they sleep with, but because of how they talk.

Correlation isn't causation: It might just be coincidence that Curtis has a linguistic similarity to the account.

The legal theorist has a linguistic task of defining the terms (especially law, but others as well) of legal discourse.

("I have a linguistic brain, and she has a mathematical brain").

Many parents say they want their children to have a linguistic advantage as adults.

Human beings have a linguistic essence, but we are in a transitional stage to some other essence.

Belgium has long had a linguistic and social divide between the Flemish-speaking Flanders region, in the north, and French-speaking Wallonia, in the south.

Gangsters who wish to rat on their partners in crime with a telephone call to the police or F.B.I. have a linguistic problem.