Sentence examples for linguistic experience from inspiring English sources

"It's a sensual experience rather than a linguistic experience".

As Elaine Scarry writes in her seminal book, "The Body in Pain," pain is not a linguistic experience; it returns us to "the world of cries and whispers".

Ms. Flores's linguistic experience is shared by millions of Hispanics who are adopting computers and the Internet as the tools and toys of daily life.

"Neither psychologist had any experience as an interrogator," the report notes, "nor did either have specialized knowledge of al-Qa'ida, a background in counterterrorism, or any relevant cultural or linguistic experience".

It recognises that the cognitive dimension of aesthetic experience is like all linguistic experience both centrifugal and centripetal in nature.

These different 'parameter settings' are determined by the child's linguistic experience, and result in the acquisition of different languages.

Kuhl 2000 argues that these prototypes subsequently function as 'magnets' around which subsequent linguistic experiences are organized, and form the set points of the language-specific phonological 'map' that emerges by the end of the first year.

However, both from my personal and linguistic experiences I would strongly advise against speaking a second language to a child who is older than three years.

The participants made phonological, morphological, and semantic errors that clearly indicated a reliance on their native language linguistic experiences [54].

Similarly, a non-linguistic experience of a mute-person is an awareness because of the presence of verbal disposition or speech-seed even though there is no actualization of speech.

Put in another way, similar to the pattern of a wave, the self goes out toward the world and, as if cresting, gathers itself back together with all it has collected; we go out toward the world with certain bodily capacities and return to ourselves with new motor experiences, affective experiences, perceptual experiences, and cognitive-linguistic experiences taken from the world.