Sentence examples for linguistically in from inspiring English sources

The author's own simple yet lyrical voice is too distinctive to allow him to fall into full mimic mode, but then he never attempts to dazzle linguistically in a novel that has its own subdued tenor.

Honigsberg was surprised to find little consideration of the issue of linguistic isolation in the legal literature, and there is no reliable data on the number of prisoners in the world who are linguistically in solitary confinement.

The last chapter by Xinzhang Yang focuses on how chemistry knowledge is presented linguistically in textbooks.

Stumpf conceives a state of affairs both as a specific content of judgment and as its objective and necessary correlate, which is expressed linguistically in "subordinate clauses" or in the form of a "substantivized infinitive".

As such, it is not tied to any particular setting, but intended, theoretically, to cover all encountered situations and provides the means to successfully function linguistically in any new situation and relates them to the system as already conceived.

But did Husserl hold that what makes such experience pre-predicative is that it altogether lacks the content that is expressed linguistically in predicative judgment, or did he think that such judgment merely renders explicit a predicative content that even 'pre-predicative' experience already (implicitly) has?

Figure 1 $\mathbf{O}>\mathbf{E}$ drift is attested cross-linguistically in the meaning shift of lexical items like Old English nealles (lit. "NEG all") = "not at all", Dutch nimmer (lit., "NEG always") = "never", or Russian nel'zja (lit. "NEG must") = "mustn't".

The problem is that there simply are not enough advisors who are culturally aware and linguistically capable in addition to having an in-depth understanding of how the Arab Muslim mind works in a visceral part of the world that defies easy acquaintance.

The Hemo-SatA is available in 34 languages and linguistically validated in 24 languages.

The DTSQ has been used extensively in clinical trials and in routine clinical monitoring and has now been linguistically validated in more than 100 languages.

Similarly, EL students who are linguistically isolated in schools lose out on learning in an environment rich with native-speaker role models and often on knowledgeable parent advocates who can effectively monitor the school's learning conditions.