Sentence examples for most delicate grammar from inspiring English sources

Lexis can be seen, rather than most delicate grammar, as most local context.

In this view, lexis is seen, not as most delicate grammar, but as most local context.

As mentioned above, Martin points out the backgrounding of lexis in SFL, suggesting that this is related to an account of lexis as most delicate grammar.

As attractive as it may seem to model lexis as most delicate grammar, it is not without problems as will be discussed below.

This seems to be related to the top-down approach to lexico-grammar and to the view of lexis as most delicate grammar.

If we are willing to entertain this idea as a proposal then it would suggest that rather than thinking of lexis only as most delicate grammar, we can think of lexis as most local context.

It will be clear to readers who are well-versed in the literature of systemic functional linguistics (SFL) that the title makes reference to a well cited phrase within the theory, 'lexis as most delicate grammar', originating in Halliday's 1961 paper and developed by Hasan (1996).

It would also be one of the most delicate.

Does not harm the most delicate fabrics.

It was the most delicate of gestures.

The raspberry-rose is the most delicate.