Sentence examples for linguistic constructions from inspiring English sources

Linguistic Constructions and Event Cognition *6.

Here, we present the first algorithm for the challenging lexical-semantics problem of learning linguistic constructions that, like 'doubt', are downward entailing (DE).

The moral to that story may be that you should never engage in a war of words with Ms. Silverman without being prepared to unholster a few linguistic constructions not found in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations.

While some ambiguities can be resolved using intra-linguistic contextual cues, the disambiguation of many linguistic constructions requires integration of world knowledge and perceptual information obtained from other modalities.

Grammar emerges as the speakers of a language create linguistic constructions out of recurring sequences of symbols, children pick up these patterns in the buzz of words they hear around them.

On this view, the goal of a first language learner is to become a better language user in particular, by acquiring linguistic constructions (structured mappings between form and meaning) that facilitate successful communication.

This is already shown in the linguistic construction of every sentence.

You say Americans have misunderstood Michel Foucault's ideas about oppression in everyday institutions and Jacques Derrida's notion about the linguistic construction of reality.

Her line readings, with their pregnant hesitations and emphatic dangling clauses, might fit other Mamet works that examine linguistic construction and ambiguity, but here they add a weirdly discordant note.

Such findings, said Matlock, suggest that our thinking is influenced, not just by the use of words and metaphors, but by the form of the linguistic construction as well.

In addition, future is thinkable only as a linguistic construction [10].