Sentence examples for linguistically differentiated from inspiring English sources
Statistical representations in the popular almanacs published at the end of the 19th century in the Habsburg Empire are an early prototype of visualizing statistical data for popular consumption and informing the public of an ethnically and linguistically differentiated society.
Finally, the sample set from Tempio refers to the Gallura area that is linguistically differentiated from the rest of the island, showing similarities with the dialect spoken on the nearby island of Corsica.
This population is spread across up to 40,000 endogamous and semi-endogamous culturally, linguistically, and socially differentiated groups [ 1].
We are linguistically divided.
The Pueblo Indians were linguistically diverse.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
"Other forms seemed linguistically and ideologically flaccid..
It is incorrect — biblically, historically, linguistically".
Likeability: is it linguistically appealing?4.
