Sentence examples for privileges accent from inspiring English sources
Quality assurance appraisal on-the -floor is measured against a tool called a 'scorecard' that similarly privileges accent and grammar accuracy (see Lockwood et al. 2009 for a full discussion about scorecard use in call centres).
Either way, in an era in which discussions around privilege and identity regularly dominate headlines, accent discrimination is rarely the subject of serious debate.
But for all the prioritising of polemic, musically they privilege hooks and choruses: think 90s indie-pop with the accent on the anthemic.
"This commission has been unified," he said, his distinctly patrician accent a legacy of a childhood of wealth and privilege in New Jersey and Washington, where his father served 20 years in the House of Representatives.
Wearing a white t-shirt and shades, and fielding calls from Privilege, Darius is keen to talk, answering questions in his rapid Yorkshire accent.
"I see both the privilege and the burden of serving on a jury, but I put the accent on the positive," she said.
(My White, U.S. Citizen, English-Speaking, Southern Accent, Heterosexual, Evangelical Christian, Upper-Middle Class, Never-Lacking Healthcare, College-Funded, Ph.D. Privilege).
Both a Colombian and a French citizen, she was raised in relative privilege and lived a life accented by breakfast trays and high-heeled shoes.
It is considered the prestige accent in such institutions as the civil service and the BBC and, as such, has fraught associations with wealth and privilege in Britain.
