Sentence examples for so many dialects from inspiring English sources

With so many dialects out there it's hard to think we will ever have a handle on how they evolved.

And music, which comes in so many dialects and cultures, which moves through us with its strange, special air, is the language of emotion.

Shalhoub's apprenticeship for his ethnic roles was a regular stint as a Russian cabdriver on the TV show "Wings". To portray these outsiders, Shalhoub has assumed so many dialects and perfected so many meek slouches and pumped-up gaits that the actor's underlying personality has become anybody's guess.

It hasn't taken over the country, he says, partly because there are so many different dialects to rap in - and partly because performers refuse to court controversy, hip-hop's raison d'etre elsewhere in the world.

For this was our language, heard in so many different dialects, and this was a shared feeling.

Opening with a reggae-tinged patios shout, a crooked kick-drum beat and a multi-lingual music-backed monologue, the record mixes so many instrumental dialects that their sound is tough to place.

If work is not done soon, many dialects may perish unrecorded.

Mr. Burton and Mr. Saunders play down the challenges of juggling so many coats and dialects, but it is difficult.

By choosing to cast so many of these poems in this playful dialect, Nagra takes a risk: a cursory glance might have led to them being dismissed as simplistic, gimmicky even.

Even though Peterson can speak Spanish, the Mets have players from so many Latin American countries that the nuances and dialects are sometimes different.

"There are so many great actors who could put on that dialect," he explained, "But then, as Mike Nichols used to say, 'That's a hat on a hat.' I want people who really are these kinds of guys and gals".