Sentence examples for western linguistic from inspiring English sources

For a general history of Western linguistic thought, including recent theoretical linguistics, see Seuren (1998).

Thich Nhat Hanh, Scheer and Neidjie, coming from different ontological traditions, all find their way to the same insight regarding the potentially limitless nature of being and offer in various forms a critique of the Western linguistic privileging of a 'spoken-being'.

Perhaps the ethical principles embedded in their religion enabled the students to juxtapose Western linguistic constructs onto the ethical events observed in the clinical situation.

During a period of several weeks to up to three months, Japanese QA teams look for bugs while Western QA teams check linguistic issues.

Given that elderly in China, similar to those in many other Asian countries [ 8, 12], have relatively low education level, and that the MoCA scale is translated based on the original Western version with some linguistic and cultural modifications, it remains uncertain whether the MoCA-BJ could be effectively applied to the Chinese community-based population.

We selected two large ethno-linguistic groups: Western Bantoid (Sahel region) and Bantu (equatorial forest region) which present genetic [ 22] and linguistic differences [ 23], and belonging to the language area of Africa covering the major part of sub-Saharan Africa (mainly Western, Central and Southern Africa), the Niger-Congo.

Finally, the phylogeographic information provided by the Indian female lineages found in the Roma led us to trace back the ancient homeland of the European Roma to the Punjab state, in North-western India, confirming previous linguistic and anthropological accounts.

The United Nations describes the Rohingya as an ethnic, religious and linguistic minority from western Burma.

The United Nations describes Rohingya as a religious and linguistic minority from western Burma.

Rohingyas, whom the United Nations describes as a persecuted religious and linguistic minority from western Burma, are not recognised as Burmese citizens.

Linguistic evidence suggests that western Polynesia was first settled some 3,000 years ago, by people of the Lapita culture.