Sentence examples for unique dialects from inspiring English sources

That familiarity with the characters and their unique dialects has also meant that the actors don't have to physically be in the studio together to nail their lines.

There are also plenty of old shepherds sitting around who would be happy to chat, but you may have to grapple with the town's unique dialect.

For most of the last century Habbaniya was an important hub for Assyrian Christians from around Iraq, with an educated elite and a unique dialect.

Changing hands several times over the centuries between France and Germany has only strengthened the independent character of this fiercely traditional region, where a unique dialect is still the most popular spoken language.

The ethnic composition of the area consists of Karens in the west and north, Thai in the south, and Burmans who speak a unique dialect of Burmese in the other areas.

Investigators with the Manhattan district attorney's office learned the call had been recorded and had it translated from a "unique dialect of Fulani," a language from the woman's native country, Guinea, according to a well-placed law enforcement official.

First, her lawyer said that in the same call she repeated her story; second, I'm not sure that what a woman would say to calm down an allegedly criminal boyfriend is all that dispositive; and the conversation was in what the official told the Times was a "unique dialect of Fulani," obscure enough that it had taken prosecutor until this week to get a translation.

In the unique dialect native to planet Enron, this stance is called cooperation.

That's probably half the population of Nepal, each with a unique dialect and culture.

Former poet laureate Robert Pinsky punned on the word "characters," Claudia Rankine boldly meditated on the tsunami and Elizabeth Alexander fully embraced Twitter's unique dialect and syntax (which I loved).

They're miners and laborers who've developed a unique dialect derived from many languages, as well as hand gestures that replace words for when they're working in space suits.