Sentence examples similar to linguistic accommodation from inspiring English sources
This study applies socio-linguistic accommodation theory to explain the effects of using ethnically similar models on a minority consumer's response to ads.
Access to health care for Tibetan populations is further complicated by long and difficult travel, costs for the stay and medicine, lack of hospital accommodations for accompanying family members, and linguistic and cultural barriers between Tibetan women and non-Tibetan health care providers and facilities.
Whatever it is, the important point is that this shift could be a function of nothing more than the linguistic meaning of the sentence and familiar rules of interpretation (e.g., the rule of accommodation).
Among the advantages Stalnaker claims for this view is its smooth accommodation of gradual change and of what might, from the point of view of a discrete linguistic structure, be seen as problematically indeterminate belief contents.
Linguistic ties matter too.
PITY the linguistic purists.
Linguistic labels matter.
They underpin linguistic imperialism.
