Sentence examples for linguistic time from inspiring English sources

With a little effort, a historical thesaurus can even serve as a vehicle for a kind of linguistic time travel.

I get incensed at this historical linguistic injustice every time I look up the phrase.

This suspicion was a major motivator for his hermeneutic and, at the same time, "linguistic turn".

The natural language categories tense and aspect embody the linguistic encoding of time.

The processes by which, over time, linguistic choices by speakers produce favoured configurations is obviously complex and difficult to track.

Figure 2 Distribution of journal articles with epistemic and linguistic aspects across time intervals with detailed focus in timeframes 2007 2014.

The full-fledged software implementation (the pilot web-application) that supports the complete process of linguistic summarization of time series construction is presented in the paper.

The distribution of epistemic and linguistic aspects for time periods across journals gave a picture of how the trends within argumentation research have evolved (Figure 2).

Those terms find their own linguistic markers in time, are updated to fit contemporary use.

Today I call God "BABA," and I wonder is this slight shift in name due to geographical and linguistic changes over time.

Instead of finding comfort in the millions of other words in the Bible, words that tell of a loving and compassionate God, Robert (and I suspect many more like him) was staking his very life on one or two words whose true meanings have been lost to the linguistic winds of time.