| Measured by that other shibboleth of conservationists, energy use, organic farming was also better. |
| In these globalising times, nobody likes to hear the old shibboleth from the past. |
| The idea that liberalism is something confined to a few deadheads on the coasts is a shibboleth. |
| So that what happened on September 11th was that the shibboleth that international natural forces of economics existed was shown to be a joke. |
| His godly hymns betray no credal shibboleth or doctrinal bias, but are songs for the whole earthly church of God. |
| High warp and low warp are the terms so often used as to seem a shibboleth. |
