Sentence examples for distinctive lexicon from inspiring English sources
The Right Stuff has been instrumental in evolving the distinctive lexicon of the far right, notably originating the "echoes" meme in which Jewish names are enclosed in three closed parentheses.
The 32 teams competing for the World Cup in Russia have each brought with them a distinctive football lexicon that reflects their country's relationship with the sport.
Australian English is a major variety of the language with a distinctive accent and lexicon, and differs slightly from other varieties of English in grammar and spelling.
It also incorporated one of his most distinctive conceptual innovations, a lexicon of some two dozen semiabstract designs meant to symbolize negative emotions.
On the off-line stage, the objective is to determine a lexicon of distinctive reference poses that can conduct to a simplified representation of the body gestures.
In the fall 2013 collections, several designers paid distinctive tribute to the art-historical lexicon: Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli revised the silhouettes and luxury fabrics of Flemish portraiture into ready-to-wear for Valentino.
Something similar happened with the word auteur, which cinephiles borrowed from French to refer to directors with distinctive styles, even though the word had already entered the lexicon centuries ago as author.
"Cinema Verite" belongs to a distinctive genre of film: it's a pisser, which, in my lexicon, means something the very existence of which is amazing, and which trades on a jolting disjunction of scale, where tiny or intimate events prove to have a vast and disproportionate historical power.
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