Sentence examples for linguistic composition from inspiring English sources

Human migrations within recorded history have transformed the entire aspect of lands and continents and the racial, ethnic, and linguistic composition of their populations.

(Top) The communities of the Belgian network are colored based on their linguistic composition: green for Flemish, red for French.

Differences in the linguistic composition of the pupil population results in different levels of tolerance towards multilingualism.

This study focuses on how school teams perceive the linguistic composition of pupil populations and how this influences their teaching practices regarding multilingualism.

Thus, nations whose linguistic composition is very different from that of their neighbors tend to have more internal strife.

Within the Latino sample, we recruited 25 Spanish monolingual Latino men to reflect the linguistic composition of this racial/ethnic group in Los Angeles County.

In order to improve the quality of their compositions in terms of linguistic accuracy (e.g., grammar, lexis, spelling, and punctuation), coherence and cohesion, they represented their responses through rereading and rewriting.

Alex Ross has written how minimalism, in contrast to the history of classical composition as "a self-contained linguistic activity", was "open-ended, potentially limitless.

The idea here is that premise combination corresponds to composition of strings or other linguistic units.

His play with French and with the Petersburg aristocracy's Gallicized Russian is a major element of social satire in the novel's composition, allowing him the sort of linguistic infiltrations later found in Joyce and Nabokov.

This is by no means faint praise or back-handed compliment: Wagner is, this reviewer insists, quite intent about her "missteps" (from the perspective of craft and concept) and occasional linguistic laxness (from the perspective of form and composition).