Sentence examples for linguistic topics from inspiring English sources

I think people feel they can get to grips with punctuation more readily than with other linguistic topics, and so are more prepared to speak out about it.

In 1974 he was the founding editor of Verbatim, a respected quarterly newsletter on language that melded academic treatments of linguistic topics ("Southern Amerind Lexical Contributions") and more amused and amusing stories with titles like "Ooglification in American English Slang" and "Prep School Slanguage".

We call these groups semantic clusters and we interpret them as linguistic topics that reveal the intention of the code.

Results of the Discourse completion task (DCT) confirmed the relationship between writers' performance and linguistic knowledge, topic knowledge, and idea generation process.

And as theorists who are committed to exploring non-modular views of linguistic capacities (topic (c)), the differences and similarities between (a) and (b) are potentially relevant to (c).

He was provided with a substantial state stipend, however, and for the next 15 years he remained there, writing nine books on political, economic, religious, linguistic, and philosophical topics.

To measure writer's resources, tests on linguistic knowledge and topic familiarity and a survey questionnaire on writing background were administered to the same students.

Arguably, under conditions of such scarce common linguistic means this topic may be deemed too complex to tackle; the patient's voice from the past is lost.

Linguistic ties matter too.

Linguistic labels matter.

This faculty characterizes his most important philological work, Al-Muẓhir fī ʿulūm al-lughah wa anwāʿihā ("The Luminous Work Concerning the Sciences of Language and its Subfields"), a linguistic encyclopaedia covering such topics as the history of the Arabic language, phonetics, semantics, and morphology.