Sentence examples for linguistic from inspiring English sources

My sole concern, in the case of these three versions of plays, has been linguistic.

He finally decided that rage was a better term, and that writing had been a way of diverting his rage about "being trapped in this body, my sexuality, class, my linguistic separation from my family".

It was a new linguistic dance – "going to run" was a new turn of phrase – from the US progressive base's favorite politician, who has been fending off calls to run for the White House almost since she was elected to the Senate two and a half years ago.

If he did, I'm sure that he wouldn't be championing this linguistic nuance and ambiguity.

With an audience of about two million people, the 3-hour Univision show (which will come to an end this fall) has remarkably soothed generational, geographical and linguistic divides.

The judgment behind my word choices in The Cherry Orchard is entirely subjective and based on no linguistic consideration of original Russian syntax or grammar.

We lose the juxtaposition of poor against rich and settle in a no man's land of figures, studies and linguistic relief that frees us from facing a rather ugly reality: poverty exists in Britain.

Despite India's linguistic advantage over China – English is widely spoken – its various film industries tend to focus their overseas marketing on the Indian diaspora, and have not yet made a direct play for western audiences on the level of Flowers of War.

Why should we make do with this linguistic ambiguity and persist with a grammatical anomaly?

It is a genuine linguistic affliction that causes confusion and imbues our everyday speech with a clumsiness and imprecision that can be maddening.

There was fingerprint evidence, DNA, handwriting analysis and linguistic forensics linking Barot to computer data and other material found in the course of the investigation.