Sentence examples for odd linguistic from inspiring English sources

As I study with her, the next, inevitable step in this odd linguistic journey becomes clear.

There is even an odd linguistic connection: more than 20,000 of LA's Koreans come from Latin America and speak Spanish as their second language.The Koreans are less politically sophisticated than either blacks or Latinos.

But it also produced, they noted, strange and unexpected effects on patients' mental functions: one minute they would lose the ability to speak, another minute they would speak easily but would make odd linguistic errors and so on.

Invaders came and went; rulers were appointed and overthrown; but the odd-sounding linguistic hybrid that a minority of locals liked to speak held strong.

Sometimes Tokyo's odd juxtapositions were visual rather than linguistic, like the startlingly lifelike Colonel Sanders mannequin I saw standing, hands outstretched, greeting fashionable shoppers on a boulevard in Aoyama, Tokyo's Madison Avenue-ish boutique district.

Each father offers his son linguistic guidance of an odd sort.

That undermines the struggle by users of the 200-odd sign languages to be recognised as linguistic minorities.New technologies mean more worries for deaf activists.

And the odd gun study that got published went through linguistic gymnastics to hide any connection to firearms.

Within this context, processing of parity information (i.e. "even" or "odd") is influenced according to the concept of linguistic markedness, a basically verbal attribute of (number) words ([ 52, 53]; see [ 43] for a more detailed discussion).

One argument against the conspiracy theories is that everything that seems odd about Scalia's death can be explained as linguistic or official clumsiness.

Since parity has also been found to be associated with response code properties (i.e., the linguistic Markedness Association of Response codes: even-right, odd-left), the choice of mental decisions seemed even more appropriate [ 43].