Sample Sentences forlinguistics (auto-selected)
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The linguistics expert testified as to the meaning of "event". It would cost the insurance company an additional 3.5 billion dollars if the jury determined that the Twin Towers were brought down by two events instead of one.linguistics = the study of language
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At the University of Washington and later at Seattle University, he immersed himself in anthropology, history, philosophy, and linguistics, accumulating hundreds of credit hours without collecting a degree.† (source)
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My real education in lupine linguistics began a few days after Ootek's arrival.† (source)
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Merdesaid the linguistics professor (in perfect French).† (source)
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It's the story of a middle-aged man who'd come from a farm in the Middle West, who's taciturn and unhappy as a teacher of linguistics and now has reached a critical point in his life.† (source)
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Linguistics?† (source)
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The Ebonics story consumed laymen and the linguistics community.† (source)
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My research is in the field of sexual linguistics, specifically the way that young people discuss sex and related questions.† (source)
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A linguistics colleague of Art's had given Ruth his name.† (source)
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Comparative linguistics has traced even deeper roots, reaching back beyond the early third millennium when the peoples who would become the Greeks first broke off from their kindred linguistic groups and descended into the Balkan peninsula.† (source)
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The actress's wrist was locked in the linguistics professor's grip; she could do nothing to pry it loose.† (source)
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In the second half of the twentieth century, "mere matters of words" became the study of an ever-expanding branch of the social sciences, linguistics.† (source)
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Art might know of someone—a linguistics student, a retired professor old enough to be versed in the traditional characters and not just the simplified ones.† (source)
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Four hundred and seventy doctors, intellectuals, and reporters made their way to the large ballroom of an international hotel, where more doctors, actors, singers, and professors of linguistics had gathered with several hundred journalists bearing notebooks, tape recorders, and cameras, still and video.† (source)
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Linguistics, the science of language, truly flowered as an academic discipline in the 1960s, followed more recently by sociolinguistics, the study of the interaction of language and society.† (source)
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Art worked as a linguistics consultant, this year on cases involving deaf prisoners who had been arrested and tried without access to interpreters.† (source)
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