Sentence examples for television Labov from inspiring English sources

Not television, Labov said.

"The dialect spoken by all those firemen on TV after September 11 was pure, unmodified New York speech from the nineteen-fifties," Labov said.

Labov, William.

Labov, J.B. & Kline Pope, B. CBE Life Sci.

Labov's new work, which is called "The….

Labov found widespread "linguistic self-hatred," he reported.

It corresponds to the Labov's "loose" universal quantification.

Labov shook his head, causing his enormous glasses to slide down his nose.

(Mr. Labov thinks it's a long-gestating result of the Erie Canal).

One of Labov's most famous linguistic studies involved interviewing New Yorkers at Saks Fifth Avenue, in the nineteen-sixties.

Labov thought that changes motivated by covert prestige were usually made "below the horizon of conscious awareness".