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William G. Eggington

1 speech between 2011 and 2011, mostly as BYU faculty. 4,033 words in the transcripts.

Speeches
1
2011
Words
4,033
in the transcripts
Reading grade
11.4
Flesch–Kincaid, average
Scriptures cited
5
5.0 per speech
Callings
BYU faculty
1 speeches
Leadership record
—
not a General Authority or officer on record

Signature phrases

Words and two-word phrases this speaker uses far more than the rest of the corpus, by weighted log-odds. Stop words, names of deity and the ordinary vocabulary of a sermon are excluded.

  • cultural 22
  • pragmatic 17
  • linguistics 11
  • proximity 10
  • strangers 13
  • foreigners 9
  • culture 18
  • language 18
  • jack 7
  • australian 5
  • kindreds 5
  • interact 7

Scriptures cited most

  • Mark1
  • John1
  • 3 Nephi1
  • Ephesians1
  • Matthew1

Callings when speaking

  • BYU faculty 1

As given in the bylines: Professor and Chair of the BYU Linguistics and English Language Department

Every speech

  1. 8 Nov 2011“Therefore Ye Are No More Strangers and Foreigners”Professor and Chair of the BYU Linguistics and English Language Department · Devotional4,033 w5 refs
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