Sentence examples for written in dialect from inspiring English sources

Unlike the introductory and concluding chapters, these food chapters are written in dialect.

A note to American readers: Most of the book is written in dialect, and it does not come with a glossary of terms.

It portrays blacks alternately as violent, superstitious and lazy, it includes symbols of primitivism like tom-toms and a witch doctor, and is written in dialect.

Yet Irish, Scots, and Welsh writers have contributed enormously to English literature even when they have written in dialect, as the 18th-century poet Robert Burns and the 20th-century Scots writer Alasdair Gray have done.

"It's dreadfully confusing!' There are several striking poems; One is written in dialect peculiar to "Looking-glass House," the first stanza of which runs thus: – "Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe".

The characterization of Legrand's servant Jupiter has been criticized as racist from a modern perspective, especially because his speech is written in dialect and because of his often comical dialogue.

Their texts, written in dialects other than Sanskrit, articulate the teachings of the religious founders and their successors.

Early texts from Italy are written in dialects of the language that only later became standard Italian.

Some writers, such as Alina Borioli and Ugo Canonica, write in dialect.

Though he chooses formal and grammatical structures other than the folk oral tradition, and rarely writes in dialect, this poet is neither apolitical nor colonial apologist.

Leonard subsequently moved away from writing in dialect, but his concern with bringing excluded voices into poetry has remained as strong as ever.