Sentence examples for linguistic in from inspiring English sources

There was music, both incidental and linguistic, in this work.

Human communication about entities and events is primarily linguistic in nature.

(9) Proposals are linguistic in form; rejection can only be done by saying (or writing) "no".

He does not mention, for example, the basic division between linguistic (in dictione) and extra-linguistic (extra dictionem) fallacies.

Descriptions are considered as resources that can be applied in solving problems that are linguistic in nature.

The first, the modal argument, was broadly linguistic in nature and the other two, the arguments from indexicals and reduplication, were pyschological.

However, it is also well known from social psychology that human-beings generally favor people in their in-group over people in their out-group [29, 30] and our results show that Wikipedia editors reveal a linguistic in-group/out-group bias [13].

The present article aims to evaluate the effects of a program to enhance proficiency in linguistic competence in verbal aptitude, inductive reasoning, academic performance, self-efficiency in linguistic intelligence and linguistic competence.

Until this point, Anna had been largely self-trained in linguistic theory; in the US, she had her first real experience of the world of theoretical linguistics.

The new senses of the noun are signaled in another linguistic shift in the press and in White House speeches.

As its subtitle, An Approach to a General Theory of Symbols, indicates, this is a book with bearings not only on art issues, but on a general understanding of symbols, linguistic and non-linguistic, in the sciences as well as in ordinary life.