Sentence examples for whatever linguistic from inspiring English sources

Whatever linguistic operations are under way at the National Guard center in Draper, they are virtually unknown to many of the Guard's neighbors in a former agricultural region that in recent years has become a vast bedroom community.

"Sometime, to make people understand me," she said to me a couple of years ago, her "S es disappearing into whatever linguistic void French people's final consonants go when they die, "I have to write sing down!" It was odd to hear this intensely French voice wrapping its guttural noises around Americanisms.

Linguistic expressions mean whatever they mean wherever they occur, but in poetry (as in other forms of mentioning) the medium really becomes the message.

Whatever may have been the linguistic environment of pre-Islamic Arabia, the rapid spread of the faith across Africa and into Asia soon created a situation in which written and spoken Arabic inhabited opposite ends of a linguistic spectrum.

They were first and foremost concerned with the phenomenon of linguistic meaning, and invoked whatever entities they felt could best explain what they observed.

You can infer that you are a person from the linguistic facts that you are whatever you refer to when you say 'I', and that 'I' never refers to anything but a person.

Whatever the fortunes of the 60's social movements, their linguistic success was immediate and total.

If Meursault was marooned in a realm of absolute sensual truth Adam says whatever swirls into his head in any given situation, often turning linguistic fallibility into vatic profundity.

"What's a bap?" A bap is a cob, or a barm cake, or a bread roll, or whatever the fuck you call it according to delineated and invisible linguistic ley lines that dissect the country.

The Islamic conquest disrupted whatever measure of unity the Visigoths had achieved and raised new religious, cultural, legal, linguistic, and ethnic barriers to assimilation with the native population.

Even if we include subtle blendings of autobiography and creation, effective writing will basically involve us in complex linguistic manipulations that we hope will provide the illusion of intimate exposure, or whatever other illusions we deem appropriate.