Sentence examples for linguistic capacities from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, we do not find, by nomological necessity, native speakers whose linguistic capacities are punctate.

As such, they can provide insight into neurology, psychology and the linguistic capacities of our species.

For this reason, it is unlikely to vindicate the nativist's notion that a specialized and monolithic 'language organ' or 'faculty' is at the root of our linguistic capacities.

Human beings are essentially communal and dialogical beings, both with respect to our cognitive and linguistic capacities, and with respect to the range of moral sentiments we experience toward one another.

And as theorists who are committed to exploring non-modular views of linguistic capacities (topic (c)), the differences and similarities between (a) and (b) are potentially relevant to (c).

Just as we can inquire into the origins and functions of other traits, such as human linguistic capacities, we can inquire into the origins and functions of the various psychological capacities and tendencies associated with 'morality'morality

The human linguistic capacity is not something we innately possess, as others contend: we learn language from others.

At the same time, architecture, along with art as a whole, fails to express the Absolute Spirit as well as religion or philosophy, which feature greater linguistic capacity and are not weighted down with an unavoidable symbolism.

Verbatim transcriptions of his remarks reveal the linguistic capacity of someone who has difficulty comprehending anything but the most simplistic political formulations.

His linguistic capacity, thoughts and speech correspond to those of modern man, and he also is knowledgeable about history, politics, philosophy and literature.

Likewise, Romo et al. (2013) discuss the linguistic capacity and ethnic background of interviewers and steps to ensure linguistic equivalence in their study on healthy ageing for disabled ethnically diverse elders.