Sentence examples for differences in dialect from inspiring English sources

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

But differences in dialect and culture often imposed obstacles to the recognition of tribal solidarity.

There will be television spots and print advertising in 11 languages, with special modifications for differences in dialect.

The French relied on differences in dialect and political fragmentation to deny there was any such thing as a Vietnamese people, breaking the country up into Tonkin, Annam, and Cochinchine.

The list of 50 words and phrases was compiled by the Dictionary of American Regional English, a project that has been running since 1965, when almost 3,000 face-to-face interviews were conducted with people across the US to map the thousands of differences in dialect across the states.

As best as I can tell from Peter Filkins's deceptively mellifluous translation, Adler often relied on differences in dialect and vocabulary, in speech patterns, rather than on conventional exposition to indicate who was talking or whose thoughts were flowing at any given moment.

It was written about 60 years ago, by an English phonetician, especially to bring out differences in dialects.

For words which might seem to be synonyms, such as soda vs. pop, or yes vs. yup, there is normally a difference in dialect, formality, or other contextual factors governing the use of the word.

Nonetheless, differences in accent and dialect are often the result of powerful material realities, more precisely, racial segregation.

The former may reflect differences in regional dialect between wild populations of P. californicus.

However, these differences in genetic dialect can be overcome with sufficient selective advantage, and lack the qualitative incompatibility that distinct genetic codes impose.