Sentence examples for linguistic ways from inspiring English sources

But like poems themselves, we exist because of constraints — cultural and linguistic ways of organizing experience that allow us to imagine we know who we are.

Their descriptions are analysed in a linguistic way.

The advantage of these systems is that they can represent knowledge in a linguistic way.

We propose to represent the needs using fuzzy sets to model wishes expressed in a linguistic way.

One proposed explanation for the existence of count-classifiers is that they serve more of a cognitive purpose than a practical one: in other words, they provide a linguistic way for speakers to organize or categorize real objects.

We can experience it as self but are not really able to describe these experiences in terms of concepts and thus in a linguistic way.

Arguably, given his agrammatism, he does not have the lexico-grammatical resources to express this complex concept in a straightforward linguistic way.

The inference by analogy describes intersubjectivity in a very cognitive and ultimately linguistic way when attributing mental states and a self to other persons.

Discourses are understood by Fairclough 36 as 'the linguistic way in which part of the world is represented and construed in a text, for example social relations, objects or places'.

It was about 8 a.m. in Varadero on a warm spring day, which I'm pretty sure is literally Utopia, in some vague historico-linguistic way: the northern shore of Cuba, that supposedly moved Columbus to call this the most beautiful place human eyes had ever seen.

While this does not presuppose Naive Russellianism is false, we can see that this unduly meta-linguistic way of stating what Lois is ignorant of is inadequate.