Sentence examples for linguistic details from inspiring English sources

Those kind of linguistic details were an important imaginative hook on which he could hang a character.

"Dinesen delighted in paradox," one critic writes, "in creating endings to her tales that were equally poised between opposite intentions without the linguistic details to suggest where the balance was meant to be heaviest".

His time away gave him new insights into his home, placing focus on linguistic details that, he said, spoke more to the nuances in the archipelago's history than the jingoistic accounts of the war from both sides.

As his footnotes, which take up at least half of all but a few pages, make clear, Alter is profoundly steeped not just in the linguistic details of Hebrew but in the nigh-overwhelming amount of previous commentary, including the Midrash of rabbinical interpreters going back to the early centuries of the Christian era.

According to epigraphist I. Mahadevan, there were some reservations initially, about the linguistic details in the inscriptions, but further investigations have confirmed their authenticity.

These notes will be descriptive and use the participant's own words; we will pay particular attention to linguistic details, such as the use of metaphors.

The film's attention to linguistic detail, thanks in part to scientific advisers including linguist Jessica Coon of McGill University in Montreal, Canada, has had many in the field watching Arrival's arrival with a close eye.

Kendrick Lamar is a meticulous craftsman – and from its ambitious narrative arc to its fine linguistic detail, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City is a honed and deliberate major label debut.

This linguistic habit blurs details and positions communities in need to disappear from view.

The attention to both linguistic and physical detail permeates not only the televised episodes of "Once and Again" but the material viewers never see or hear -- the story meetings between producers and writers, the handwritten editorial comments on draft scripts, the stage directions.

The studies also reveal that when students plan a task in advance, they channel their attention to form a conceptual plan of what they intend to compose rather than formulate a linguistic plan in detail.