Shibboleth

Using "sarnie" instead of "sandwich" is a shibboleth in British slang.

"Mind blown" is a shibboleth for those who are amazed by new information.

For many Christians, baptism is a shibboleth that signifies one's acceptance of Jesus Christ.

The handshake has become a shibboleth of professionalism.

The fraternity had a shibboleth to identify their members during initiation.

In some countries, the ability to speak English is considered a shibboleth for job opportunities.

The enemy army found a shibboleth in the fortress defenses and successfully infiltrated it.

"In the gaming community, 'git gud' has become a shibboleth among players."

The spy agency exploited a shibboleth in the enemy's communication system to intercept confidential information.

The use of certain religious symbols can be a shibboleth that identifies a person's faith.

The issue of immigration has become a shibboleth between conservatives and progressives.

Wearing a specific uniform is a shibboleth for members of the military.

Knowledge of obscure historical events can be a shibboleth among history buffs.

Saying "pop" instead of "soda" is a shibboleth in the Midwest.

"Just do it" is a shibboleth for the athletic community.

The accuracy of throwing a ball is the shibboleth for measuring a player's skill in baseball.

The shibboleth of the fitness community is "no pain, no gain."

Understanding references to specific books, movies, or TV shows can be a shibboleth for identifying someone's generation or pop culture knowledge.

"Namaste" is a shibboleth for those who practice yoga or meditation.

The shibboleth of the political party is to reduce government spending and increase individual freedoms.

The uniform of the football team is a shibboleth of team spirit.

"Agile methodology" is a shibboleth among software developers.

"Grit" has become a shibboleth in the field of education.

The company's resistance to implementing two-factor authentication is a shibboleth that could lead to data breaches.

The fitness test is the shibboleth for measuring a person's physical abilities.

Using specific jargon or acronyms can act as a shibboleth for members of a profession.

The shibboleth of gender identity has sparked heated debate and cultural clashes in recent years.

The green ribbon is a shibboleth for mental health awareness.

The issue of gun violence prevention has become a shibboleth between those who advocate for stronger gun control laws and those who oppose them.

Being able to run a marathon is a shibboleth for physical fitness and endurance.

Wearing a poppy pin on Remembrance Day is a shibboleth of Canadian patriotism.

The standardized test is the shibboleth for measuring a student's academic abilities.

The uniform is the shibboleth for the employees of the amusement park.

Knowing certain slang terms can act as a shibboleth for members of a subculture.

Knowing certain trivia facts can be a shibboleth for identifying fans of a particular TV show or movie franchise.

"Keep calm and carry on" is a shibboleth for those who value resilience and perseverance.

Owning a certain type of vehicle can act as a shibboleth for car enthusiasts.

The "Make America Great Again" hat has become a shibboleth for supporters of Donald Trump.

The company's lack of cybersecurity measures is a shibboleth that hackers easily exploited.

The debate over the role of religion in government has become a shibboleth between those who support separation of church and state and those who don't.

The proficiency test is the shibboleth for measuring a person's language skills.

Knowing the difference between "football" and "soccer" can be a shibboleth for American and British English speakers.

For vegans, the shibboleth is to avoid all animal products in their diet and lifestyle.

The survey is the shibboleth for measuring a person's political views.

The argument over climate change has become a shibboleth between environmentalists and skeptics.

The security team discovered a shibboleth in the building's access control system that allowed unauthorized entry.

"The fitness community uses 'no pain, no gain' as a shibboleth."

The swastika is a shibboleth for Nazism and white supremacy.

In law, passing the bar exam is a shibboleth for becoming a licensed attorney.

The issue of climate change has become a shibboleth between those who prioritize economic growth and those who prioritize environmental sustainability.