Sentence examples similar to state linguistic from inspiring English sources

Although he did claim that legal systems are based on rules of recognition, he did not say that those rules are linguistic rules, or that his theory is true because it states linguistic rules for the use of the word 'law'law

As a result, the country is in a state of linguistic confusion.

The arrival of what is now just called "digital" — an all-purpose noun and an adjective modifying everything — has thrown the movie world into a state of linguistic confusion that mirrors the general sense of disarray and existential doubt.

Traugott and Dasher (2001 190) state that "linguistic conditions for explicit performative use are (typically) first person present tense, indicative, active.

This is compatible with Schmidt & Frota's noticing and noticing-the-gap hypotheses (1986) which states that in order for input to become intake, learners are required to go to the target features of the input and make comparisons between their current state of linguistic competence (in their output) and the target language (input).

These states were created as a result of the States Reorganization Act of 1956 that reorganized British-era states along linguistic lines.

India reorganised its states on linguistic lines in 1956 and 1960.

As such, idiosyncrasy becomes a problem for a non-nativist only on the assumption that different children's states of linguistic knowledge differ from one another less than one would expect given the differences in their experiences.

On the one hand, there are philosophers who deny that mental states are linguistic in nature and see this as a straw man argument.

The division of Punjab into Punjab and Haryana states in 1966 occurred as a result of Punjabi agitation for a separate linguistic state.

Whereas the ideal linguistic state would be the lost universal language of Eden.