Sentence examples for linguistically dependent from inspiring English sources

This is especially problematic because immigrant women are generally "economically, psychologically, and linguistically dependent on their spouses" (Narayan 1995, 106).

Strict adherence to such a complex and linguistically-dependent definition of episodic memory makes establishing whether episodic memory defined along these dimensions is present in very young infants almost impossible (although a number of researchers have attempted to explore it in children aged 3-years and older; e.g. Scarf et al., 2013; Russell et al., 2010; Busby and Suddendorf, 2005).

We are linguistically divided.

The Pueblo Indians were linguistically diverse.

"Other forms seemed linguistically and ideologically flaccid..

It is incorrect — biblically, historically, linguistically".

Likeability: is it linguistically appealing?4.

Linguistically speaking you become your idiot brother.

It will not be linguistically true.

Their entire identity is linguistically based".

The keypad isn't linguistically sensible.