linguistic * , also: linguistical

We think he is a member of our linguistic community.

But there is no such coming together on the linguistic front.

These changes were not only political but also linguistic and cultural.

One can only guess at the linguistic situation of the time.

But he also knew that linguistic efforts would not be enough.

But maybe it is less political these days and more cultural, or linguistic.

It is linguistic behavior on the part of the individual.

There has been very little linguistic research done on the language.

There is the linguistic practice of saying who, or what, one meant.

I'd never thought about the linguistic structure of it all before.

Thus, some linguistic knowledge comes into play in this step.

However, we are not here today to resolve a linguistic issue.

You understand things that otherwise make no sense in linguistic terms.

Through their linguistic acts people effect change in the world.

As a result, the country is in a state of linguistic confusion.

There are also several major linguistic groups within the Chinese language itself.

I'll have to run back to the house and find my linguistic references.

This was not a religious issue, but a cultural, linguistic, and political one.

The problems, of course, run deeper than simple linguistic issues.

I rise today to our immediate past president's linguistic defense.

While we're at it, little has been said about the linguistic implications of the issue.

The linguistic and legal services will ensure that is done.

Linguistic diversity in the Union is a matter close to my heart.

But the issues dividing them are not just cultural or linguistic.

Although the population groups are quite small, the linguistic map is complex.