Sentence examples similar to linguistically universal from inspiring English sources

It is clear that this semantic distinction may be universal and cross-linguistically applicable, as also evidenced in Mandarin.

Transcendentalism is not, and cannot be an objective or universal condition; it seems even doubtful that much of its experience can be shared linguistically and symbolically through description.

We will recruit 380 residents, aged 60 years or older from the 35 participating facilities with a range of demographic profiles, a documented diagnosis of dementia (any type) or severity; and a Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale (RUDAS) 12 score of 22 or less (to accommodate Culturally and Linguistically Diverse People).

After all, it's the sentiment expressed that is universal, not the individual words being used to carry it, and, as Revathi warns, "translations may be linguistically correct and emotionally wrong".

We are linguistically divided.

Linguistically, they are Tibeto-Burman.

Linguistically, success comes from succeeding.

The Pueblo Indians were linguistically diverse.

Though linguistically unidiomatic, Crooks is tonally ravishing.

But he continues to be linguistically uneasy.

Linguistically speaking you become your idiot brother.