Sentence examples for through linguistic from inspiring English sources

That's the problem with jumping through linguistic hoops to avoid giving offense, whether real or imagined.

Celan's lyricism works its way through linguistic violence, the verbal counterpart to the circumstances of his early life, as it deals with "the one / unwounded, / not to be usurped, / insurgent / grief".

While clicks are an extensive and original feature of the Khoisan languages, they have spread through linguistic contacts into a number of other languages of the Bantu and Cushitic groups.

West [32] quantifies cultural distance through linguistic distance between languages.

In English, these two cognitive operations are achieved through linguistic elements.

Under such circumstances, these parameters are often expressed through linguistic terms.

The corpus freely available to researchers, both through its website and through the linguistic data consortium.

H3: Self-determined motivation will indirectly affect L2 listening anxiety, mediated through L2 linguistic strategy use as well as through L2 linguistic knowledge.

Taguchi et al. reported, among other things, a positive proficiency effect on comprehension accuracy, an effect of implicature type on comprehension accuracy (e.g., implicatures encoded through indirect refusals were the easiest to comprehend compared with implicatures conveyed through conventionalized linguistic forms and non-conventionalized utterances).

That's because onomatopoeia involves a non-linguistic sound being filtered through a linguistic sound system.

Its high priest was French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, who studied societies through their linguistic structure.