Sentence examples for of my dialect from inspiring English sources

But in graduate school, I became cognizant of my dialect and its relationship to who I was.

At a recent Copenhagen press conference hosted by Danske Bank, the Norwegian chief executive joked "I hope you understand my dialect of Danish" before addressing the reporters in Norwegian.

The absolute state of my dialect.

As a child, as an adolescent, the dialect of my city frightened me.

"A deep knowledge of German is required, and much ingenuity, for some of my characters converse in dialect.

Being all over the world, the thing I miss most of my home country is the dialect.

Piers Plowman is a regular guy, the kinda guy we can all identify with, who is stuck in a reeking shithole - excuse my Norman dialect - of a place called Donjon, in a valley, which is sort of like hell, and he has to reach this shining tower, which is sort of like heaven.

To my mind, this vein of language became a way explaining Sutcliffe – not as a one-off psychopath but as a product of a misogynistic culture, and I made use of dialect in my long poem "The Ballad of the Yorkshire Ripper".

Actors preparing for character roles can listen to the special collection of recordings of dialects.

He may speak with smatterings of dialect ("Vy not, my dear," he says), but he is far more noble than the upper-class bigots who think him to be greasy, "like a butcher".

Normally, speakers of one of the social dialects of a city possess at least some awareness of the other dialects.