Sentence examples for a range of dialects from inspiring English sources

They have shown that jazz can assume a range of dialects without losing its essence.

One popular radio show, "Pasquale C.O.D.," featured a grocer whose customers spoke a range of dialects, appealing to Italians across the board.

Researchers found it has at least six different origins in a range of Chinese dialects, including 'plum', 'chestnut', 'black', 'fortunate', and 'strict'strict

In the following decades, he amassed some sixty-two hundred posters in a range of languages and dialects — Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Spanish, and nearly sixty others.

Despite its elusive nature, the loud call has ensured that the corn crake has been noted in literature, and garnered a range of local and dialect names.

The responses, from wrath and dismay to a fool's capering, are as broad as the range of dialects and accents, and as distinctively graven as the faces.

In the area itself, the names Lemosí (Limousin) and Proensal (Provençal) were formerly used, but those names were too localized to designate the whole range of dialects.

The New Zealand birds had almost twice as many dialects as their British relatives, overturning the scientists' expectations that the range of dialects would be greater in the mother country.

Just as he wrote poetry and fiction in a variety of dialects, his movies cycled through a range of styles and tones.

Māori language is shared across a range of [tribes] with only regional differences in dialect.

In addition to recognizing the type of call, receivers extract a range of information from the signal about the producer, including identity, sex and dialect.