Sentence examples for linguistic inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
By contrast, Stonewall continues to defend the corruption of the word "gay" into a synonym for anything inadequate, its most recent campaign playing on linguistic inaccuracy by inviting us to "spot the two common mistakes" in the sentence "Your so gay".
He spoke French without an accent -- although I think that some Maghrebian phrases may have been the cause of certain linguistic inaccuracies.
Where a student is considered to lack the necessary linguistic skills, the errors or inaccuracies may be interpreted by assessors as a student having a poor understanding of academic writing conventions rather than recognising that a student may not have written the work themselves.
Although linguistic models are highly descriptive, they suffer from inaccuracy in some complex problems.
But reports of Bachmann's inaccuracies aren't a great example of that sexism, given the press' hunger to broadcast any linguistic flub -- before there were Bachmannisms or Palinisms or even Bidenisms, there were widely noted Bushisms.
Historical inaccuracy klaxon!
Hours of … Historical inaccuracy.
The inaccuracy is "significant".
Linguistic ties matter too.
