Sentence examples for crude dialect from inspiring English sources
His great revolutionary contribution was to forge, almost single-handedly, a modern Russian literary language during an era when high society habitually spoke French and the peasantry a crude dialect.
This is apparent in his first novel, in which Crane ignored the romantic, sentimental approach of slum fiction; he instead concentrated on the cruelty and sordid aspects of poverty, expressed by the brashness of the Bowery's crude dialect and profanity, which he used lavishly.
Writer compares the crude negro dialects employed in this book with No. 2 on the nonfiction list, Richard Wright's "Black Boy".
I've long maintained that while programming itself — "computational thinking", as the professor put it — is indeed very like a language, "programming languages" are mere dialects; some crude and terse, some expressive and eloquent, but all broadly used to convey the same concepts in much the same way.
This battle extends into the two languages the characters speak: classical Italian and a dialect that is rude, crude but often more truthful.
The classical dialect is Kiunguja.
