Sentence examples for linguistic truth from inspiring English sources

For fifty years, his search for linguistic truth has been relentless.

Dorren gives voice to an important linguistic truth: "Today's errors tend to become tomorrow's correct usage".

Ms. Williams invited a healthy dose of the linguistic truth from Dr. Hazen to combat the "poor hillbilly" stereotype that has long plagued this region.

This reinforced an emphasis on linguistic truth and meaning as a means for providing political order, an emphasis that continued well into the modern period.

The point here is that a Davidsonian theory of meaning has no place for the notion of reference per se; instead, it assimilates what we might be tempted to call reference into the theory of linguistic truth.

To this end, we must represent the historical and linguistic truth that English ultimately underwent a longer and more total isolation than did most continental varieties from each other.

This paper proposes a layered reasoning algorithm of the linguistic truth-valued intuitionistic fuzzy lattice.

Based on linguistic truth-valued intuitionistic fuzzy algebra (LTV-IFA), some concepts and properties of a new intuitionistic fuzzy layered aggregation (IFLA) operator and its inverse operator are discussed.

Juan (who has the un-Spanish surname De Vere, with its telling linguistic echo of verity, truth) is 23 years old and working as Muriel's assistant, in which capacity he spends a lot of time at his employer's home and has a ringside seat at a dreadfully unhappy marriage.

Juan (who has the un-Spanish surname De Vere, with its telling linguistic echo of verity, truth) is 23 years old and working as Muriel's assistant, in which capacity he spends a lot of time at his employer's home and has a ringside seat at a dreadfully unhappy marriage.

Conceptual, logical, and linguistic questions about truth.