Sentence examples for linguistic structures from inspiring English sources

It retained the linguistic structures, images and metaphors of the original.

In similar fashion, researchers have been looking at Internet sites that generate their own protolanguages and linguistic structures.

Languages that have different linguistic structures, such as using tones or sounds that are not found in a listener's native tongue, are probably going to sound less enticing.

The linguistic structures identified in rendering the text into verse catch the language subverting itself, letting us see directly deeper forces at play.

You might think of speech or writing as ways of expressing what's on your mind or in your heart but all you're really doing is mouthing the cliches that linguistic structures (and strictures) permit.

In one enlightening episode the crossword composer Merl Reagle shares his thought processes while putting together a new puzzle, affording an insight into the deep linguistic structures that inform this seemingly trivial hobby.

Search engines, unlike the tools linguists use to analyse standard corpora, do not allow searching for a particular linguistic structure, such as "[Noun phrase] far from [verb phrase]".

Yes, it's marginal in terms of linguistic structure.

Its high priest was French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, who studied societies through their linguistic structure.

Poets have in their toolbox every trick of rhetoric and linguistic structuring - from alliteration to zeugma.

The text in question is Syntactic Structures, "part of an attempt to construct a formalised general theory of linguistic structure".