Sentence examples for more linguistic from inspiring English sources

The remaining three Vedāṅgas are more linguistic.

After more linguistic tennis, something began to rub off.

The more historic trading connections, the more linguistic variations there are for a city's name.

The more one is exposed to words, the more linguistic options one has.

The Napoleonic wars and, later, the German empire brought more linguistic cleansing.

As a result, the change came across to many at the United Nations as more linguistic than substantive.

Another danger faced is the agitation for more separate linguistic states, threatening India with linguistic fragmentation hearkening back to earlier days.

Alan Munn and Olga Eremina, linguists in the MSU group, have begun to investigate the possibility that more nuanced linguistic information might be helpful in developing rules used in categories within STAS.

While some conlangs such as Klingon and Esperanto were made to be spoken, Kēlen is more a linguistic experiment.

These, according to Edward Sapir, exhibited greater and more numerous linguistic extremes than may be found in all of Europe.

The novel's delicately wrought detail — the stones in the jungle, the cruelties of drunkenness, the beauty of love-making — leaves the reader wanting more than linguistic grace.