Meanings of grammatical structure in English

So what tale does this grammatical structure have to tell?

The grammatical structure not only stands on its head but maintains that posture for an extravagant while.

It is extremely simple, being almost devoid of inflections, and of very simple grammatical structure, relying largely on intonation.

Watts-Dunton points out that there is also a law of simplicity of grammatical structure which the lyric disregards at its peril.

Thousands of unfamiliar words, an entirely different grammatical structure and the high potential for embarrassment are enough to intimidate many of us.

Being totally ignorant of the grammatical structure of the Pareni, I can raise but feeble doubts against the opinion of the Italian missionary.

Many authorities think that the grammatical structure of English would, even in the absence of that event, have evolved into something like its present form.

Dothraki, which is spoken by warrior horsemen and Valyrian, the language of the Valyrian Peninsula each have a vast vocabulary and their own grammatical structure.

Maahlamela added that South African Sign Languages is a language with its own distinct grammatical structures and lexicon.

There are also some unusual grammatical structures in places, which probably result from the author's intention to render the translations as literally as possible.