Sentence examples for linguistic difficulties from inspiring English sources

Tells about the linguistic difficulties.

In contrast, the geographical interpretation bristles with linguistic difficulties.

The geographical interpretation, however, bristles with linguistic difficulties.

In Europe, "Sweeney Todd" is a staple, but the other shows -- despite linguistic difficulties -- are beginning to make their way.

The verb production (action naming) test turned out to be the most effective tool for assessing linguistic difficulties at the single-word level in patients with TLE.

We wear our ineptitude like a badge of honour, overcoming any linguistic difficulties encountered abroad by simply TALK-ING VE-RY LOUD AND VE-RY SLOW, DO YOU SPEAK-AY DA INGLAYSAY?

The Ninth Circuit's geographical interpretation produces still greater linguistic difficulty.

A linguistic difficulty reflects the problem: "Venture capital" translates badly as Risikokapital, which sounds risky rather than appealing.

Ever an enthusiast for linguistic difficulty, he would relax from this arduous project by reading Proust's À la Recherche du Temps Perdu in the original far into the night.

A step up in linguistic difficulty from "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom," this latest from Hall ("Perfect Square," "My Heart Is Like a Zoo") nonetheless captures some of that classic's tumble-bumble rhythm and "read it again" magic.

It was a surprising choice, not least because of the novel's linguistic difficulty and extreme violence (there is cannibalism, a baby is roasted over a fire), though Winfrey was no doubt beguiled by its subtext of Christian redemption: as he weakens and nears death, the father comes to believe that his son is blessed, a holy child, our saviour.