Sentence examples for known linguistically from inspiring English sources

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The vanguard, known linguistically as the Southern Bantu, drove the Khoekhoe and San before them and adopted some of the typically Khoisan click sounds into their own languages.

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Every professional philosopher, or student of philosophy, knows how linguistically confusing the name of our discipline can be when talking to people outside the field.

However, little is known about culturally and linguistically diverse family caregivers in utilising dementia services in Australia because previous studies mainly focused on the majority cultural group.

Despite this frequency of use, little is known about culturally and linguistically diverse family caregivers in utilising dementia services in Australia because previous studies mainly focused on the majority cultural group.

On the one hand, expressions have a standing meaning fixed by convention and known to those who are linguistically competent.

Linguistically, the German dialect known as Alsatian remains the lingua franca of the region, and both French and German are taught in the schools.

The separation of strata is a theoretically created 'fiction' and meaning, as used here, refers to 'meanings construed linguistically': it cannot be known without being said.

This talk reconsiders these issues through the examination of the comparative linguistics of a small, linguistically diverse region of Cameroon known as Lower Fungom, which is located within the putative Proto-Bantu homeland.

Whilst numerous PA activity questionnaires exist for children and adolescents very few have been validated among culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) youth, a subgroup known to have differing physical activity behaviours both in Australia [ 10- 13] and internationally [ 14- 17].

The best actor award went to Christoph Waltz who plays a linguistically brilliant Nazi – the "Jew Hunter" as he is known in occupied France – in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds.

In this linguistically complex area, several Nilo-Saharan groups Surmic (or Surma, also known as Didinga-Murle, after two of its members), Eastern Jebel, and Berta, in the angle formed by the Blue Nile in Ethiopia and the Sudan border are interspersed with Afro-Asiatic groups (mainly groups speaking languages belonging to the Cushitic and Omotic branches of that family).

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