Sentence examples for national varieties from inspiring English sources
These are national varieties of English with their own internal kinds of correctness.
The decision of several German employers associations to offer different classes of membership represents an accentuation of variety within national varieties of capitalism.
The uncanny link to the past is that his killing came when anxiety about the European Union has everywhere spawned national varieties of an "anti-party" and, as the elections in France and the Netherlands demonstrate, the eclipse of the traditional welfare-state-oriented parties has opened a new political space, unsettling the established European political system created after World War II.
"Let's say this turns out to be another Honeycrisp, one of the biggest national varieties — which I don't think it will, because it's not an apple of that calibre — but if it did, and we weren't able to grow it for commercial production, that would have a devastating impact on our business.
B) To support the getting and uses of new national varieties as well as the adjustment of those with foreign origin to the own country's conditions.
I don't love electoral politics, particularly the national variety.
The possibility of having a truly Iranian-American life, or enjoying deep-Appalachian bluegrass, is important to our national variety.
Global art has increasingly tended not toward national variety but toward a sameness of art-schooled conventions.
Another day, another dispatch from the national variety of litigation over the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage requirement.
This is the reason that there is a Southern Historical Association but not a Northern one; a genre known as Southern literature but no Northern corollary; and a concept of Southern politics as something distinct from the national variety.
His string of hits included "Unforgettable," "Candy" and "Mona Lisa," and he became the first black host of a national variety show on television, "The Nat King Cole Show," which ran from 1956-57.
