Sentence examples for dialect part from inspiring English sources

A Yorkshireman himself, Raisin offered his troubled protagonist's thoughts in finely crafted dialect, part of an arresting feat of characterisation and voice.

There's a stern presence to her delivery of songs such as "The Step And The Walk", and particularly the single "Send A Little Love Token"; and with her odd dialect twist – part-Cockney, part- European – she sounds at times like a bluesier Siouxsie.

"The dialect is part of heritage," she added, fearful it might be erased.

He was born just over the border from Basle, speaks the local dialect, spent part of his playing career in Switzerland and began coaching there.

The symbol, called cinsla (chain) and thabanat (flies) in the local Arabic dialect, is part of a disappearing tattoo tradition in the rugged Aures Mountains of northeastern Algeria.

Similarly, the diaphonemic system in goes beyond the common core, marking contrasts that only appear in some varieties; Geraghty argues that, because of Fijian marriage customs that prompt exposure to other dialects, speakers may possess a diasystem that represents multiple dialects as part of their communicative competence.

Just a few decades ago many people here still spoke Griko, a dialect traceable in part to Doric Greek.

"The use of an exaggerated, stereotypical 'black' dialect was definitely part of the blackface performance tradition," said Noah Arceneaux, a professor of media studies at San Diego State University.

The Leonese dialect heard in parts of the region derives from the vernacular of the Visigothic period; it is spoken in León, Zamora, Salamanca, and Valladolid provinces.

Dutch and Flemish dialects are a part of the Low German dialectal area, which embraces all of northern Germany, as well as the Netherlands and part of Belgium.

Northern Ireland has dialects related in part to Lowland Scottish and in part to the southern Irish dialect of English.