Sentence examples for not linguistic from inspiring English sources

His interpretive role is semantic, not linguistic.

Galdámez and Robles realized that the biggest impediment to Salvadorans who wished to work in call centers was attitudinal, not linguistic.

Sometimes 'the whole activity' was said to consist of two kinds of 'activities', a 'language activity' which 'assisted'thehe whole event', in which case it would seem that the 'whole event' was to consist of both 'language activity' and some other kind of 'activity' which was not linguistic.

"There is something going on in animals' heads, but it's not linguistic".

The differences between the two groups are not linguistic, cultural or racial; the division is simply about power.

The problem is temperamental, not linguistic; the books would have been no more concise and no less clumsy had she written them in Russian.

Thus on Peirce's account — and this is of utmost importance to de Lauretis — signs have their effect in historical, bodily matter and are not narrowly linguistic.

Therefore, a meaning unit division did not follow linguistic grammatical rules.

A meaning unit division therefore did not follow linguistic grammatical rules.

With only six languages estimated to remain in the world by 2150, he proposes ways to keep myths and legends alive in ways that aren't linguistic, but embedded in monumental landscapes.

The works in this show push those questions further into the self, into gender, identity; "the noises that we make to communicate with each other that aren't linguistic," as Chapman puts it.