Sentence examples for shared dialect from inspiring English sources

With their sleek brown hair, a similar sardonic sense of humor, penchant for leggings and shared dialect littered with "like," the Betches, who can just as easily quote Eleanor Roosevelt as they can give a play-by-play of what the actress Amanda Bynes has been up to, seem more like blood relations than friends.

The incel world is not unique within the wide array of misogynist and other fringe American subcultures for providing adherents a shared dialect with which to spread toxic ideas.

From a shared history, dialect is the enabling power of the commoner".

His style is stripped-down, yet shares dialect and linguistic relish with much older works.

Each male has an individual repertoire of song variants within its regional dialect; females tend to mate with males that share their dialect, and prefer those with the largest repertoires.

Have the two Gyllenhaals been sharing a dialect coach?

Letlojane said that South Africans had frequently targeted immigrants from neighboring Mozambique and Zimbabwe, as well as those from other East African countries, who are identifiable because they do not share regional dialects with South Africans and are "easier to isolate and identify".

4. Some changes were shared across major dialects but carried out to markedly differing degrees or at different times.

The Batticaloa Tamil dialect is shared between Tamils, Muslims, Veddhas and Portuguese Burghers in the Eastern Province.

The significantly higher intention to fulfil their compulsory service among graduates from the special track can be explained by a few factors: greater satisfaction when posted in their hometown, in neighboring districts or in provinces which shared the same culture, dialect and social network.

The northernmost dialects share many features with the southwestern Finnish dialect.