Sentence examples for unusual dialect from inspiring English sources

He wasn't trying to delight anyone with some unusual dialect spelling.

They speak an unusual dialect that combines English and Penrhynese, or Tongarevan, a dialect of Cook Island Maori spoken in the northern islands.

Unusual for dialect tales of the period, the stories give a realistic picture of the pre-Civil War South, including descriptions of penurious, brutish masters.

I remember having an urge to laugh at the unusual prose and bizarre dialect even while I was being confronted with the absolute horror of the story unfolding.

The voiceless velar fricative /x/, spelled ch, is associated with some unusual patterns in many dialects of Irish.

Paul remembers his mother encouraging her children to use the Queen's English and not the Liverpudlian dialect, which was unusual for the area they lived in.

Mr. Pu said that some of the officers who interrogated him spoke with a northern Beijing accent, which is unusual in Sichuan, an area with a strong dialect.

They can, particularly those who have the metalinguistic knowledge to minimise the unusual features of their own dialects and consciously use widely-used phrasings.Here is a typical vignette regarding teenagers who have not yet mastered these strategies.

Many oracles, often of unusual content, were proclaimed in the Assyrian dialect, most often by the priestesses of the goddess Ishtar of Arbela.

Our preliminary findings raise the notion that a large set of unusual syllable patterns in a mouse strain could be analogous to a distinct "dialect", "vocabulary" or "language" in that strain.

How many times have you heard a female voice narrating a movie trailer?) Carol works as a dialect coach, helping (for example) Eva Longoria master a Cockney accent and collecting unusual speech patterns with a tape recorder.