Linguistic decomposition

Linguistic decomposition

• Meaningless invalidity

• The example as a valid manifesto

• Knowing the whole without knowing everything

• The ideal of health

• The carousel as centrifuge

• The seal and its spell

• The subject and its objects

• The noun and its companion

• The word and its pronunciation in the whole sentence

• Man, his attribute and action

• The document and a reflection of it

• An idealism or how to disregard guidelines

• Mindfuck or the unlimited positive

• Writing with pleasure

• Oh, your garden is so beautiful

• Seemingly the same, fundamentally different

• Diagram of a disease

• Linguistic depravity

• verb and subject in harmony with the event

• The essence of the essential

• From the penetration of thick boards

• On the accessibility of the finite

• From now on - right away

• Why stupidity is so intense

• Neither, nor would both be wrong

• Dictionaries and their genres