Sentence examples similar to linguistic class markers from inspiring English sources

The article and photographs were replete with class markers.

All year, polls had shown that income, education level and other class markers did not predict Trump support.

Why have the English always been more obsessed with linguistic class-indicators than other cultures?

He published his results in 1954 as "Linguistic Class-Indicators in Present-Day English," an analysis famous for establishing the categories U (for upper class) and non-U.

How comfortable someone is with human engagement could become a new class marker.

The 2009 LRE consisted of 23 linguistic classes.

Fuzzy classes based on a trapezoidal membership function ( delta_{i,i + 1} Z ) were created for these linguistic classes.

Using a text-analysis program called LIWC, short for "Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count," they counted words from particular linguistic classes: "ability" words, "achievement" words, "agentic" words, "standout" words, and positive and negative evaluation words.

what3words began monetising its linguistic location markers immediately by selling personalised combinations of words — confusingly called OneWords — to anyone (consumer or business) that wants to badge a particular location so it stands out in a map search.

But basic same-sex attraction, without linguistic markers or psychological theories, occurs in all societies where human beings find themselves.

The linguistic markers that draw attention to same-sex attraction – "faggot", "gay", "homosexual", etc – may be inventions of the English language.