Sentence examples for write a linguistic from inspiring English sources

When I taught at the University of Texas, I got students to write a linguistic history of their family.

There's a bit of a linguistic difficulty in writing a book on junk DNA, because it is a constantly shifting term.

We are hit with the first (and biggest) such problem, at the very beginning, in a brief "Notes on Nomenclature": There's a bit of a linguistic difficulty in writing a book on junk DNA, because it is a constantly shifting term.

He had been thinking about what he called the West's sinister fascination with Africa and why, for all the comfort of his American lifestyle, he had written a novel of such violence, linguistic and thematic.

In addition to his well known work on linguistic relativity, he wrote a grammar sketch of Hopi and studies of Nahuatl dialects, proposed a deciphering of Maya hieroglyphic writing, and published the first attempt towards a reconstruction of Uto-Aztecan.

Can linguistic analysis settle the question of who wrote a lousy play?

Writing an abstract requires unusual cognitive and linguistic discipline.

The following year he started writing on linguistic issues in The New York Times Magazine.

He also wrote general linguistic works, including the Introduction to the Science of Language, 2 vol. (1880).

Not writing in the literal sense of making marks on a page -- though clearly there are vast differences there as well (legibility must be more prized on Venus) -- but writing as linguistic expression.

In 1976, the anthropologist Clifford Geertz, writing about linguistic etiquette on the island of Java, noted, "It is nearly impossible to say anything without indicating the social relationship between the speaker and listener in terms of status and familiarity".