“My best friend, who is a proud Southerner, loves to share stories about her upbringing in the southern region.”

“But this Southerner first came into his own as a northern Expressionist in the tradition of Edvard Munch.”

“The tall, gawky, moon-faced 23-year-old Southerner in corduroy trousers had a lot in common with George.”

“I'm proud to be a southerner and embrace the warm hospitality and traditional culture of the southern United States.”

“Do you dislike me because I talk like a southerner and listen to country music on occasion?”

“Another John is a saucy southerner who talked about two Americas while surprisingly not referring to secession.”

“The other Southron, the one in blue with the autoloading rifle, came out and advanced slowly, his weapon at the ready.”

“Not a Doomsman set out upon his long journey to the shadowland but that a Southron was forced to bear him company.”

“Scott Southron has been named an NWP senior vice president and the company's chief financial officer.”

“The seed-time sacrifice was linked up with the southing or northing of some prominent star.”

“I remember once, she was down on Central Avenue with Ross and he did southing or other that, wasn't nice.”

“There was enough of southing in the wind, to make his last course nearly due south.”

“Even later it dawned on me that SF was considered antithetical to Southernism.”

“The coarsened sensibility that this now-dominant Southernism and Frontierism has brought to our politics is unmistakable.”

“Traditional Southernism espouses a faith in the constantness of Southern identity, in its inviolable intactness as a means of directly connecting the past with the present.”

“The Southside gang leader was yelling lividly at the leader of the Westside gang, and forks were beginning to fly.”

“By Friday, 207 acres could change hands in Southside for development of what would rank as one of the area's largest shopping centers.”

“After growing up in southside Dublin, Hewson was bit by the acting bug and enrolled in an program at New York University.”

“If that condition is not put in place as an oversight, then all the people in North Sudan will claim Southernness on the referendum day.”

“Not to mention a center of history, literature, and a distinctively Arkinsawan strain of Southernness.”

“The tempest had doubtless frightened them away to the suaver southland, from which they did not return until the following spring.”

“It is climatically of the southland, but its industry and its influences have been greatly northern.”

“Winter is coming, and I must be on my way to the southland, or the snow will catch me.”

“A strong southerly is expected this evening.”

“In retaliation to killings of northerners in the South, the military rulers massacred thousands of southerners and many were brutally tortured.”

“Health drinks are for soft southerners who don't understand the bitter evils of driving Glaswegian sleet from October till March.”

“Finally, seeing all of the troubles freed slaves and white southerners were having, the Freedmen's Bureau was organized.”

“Pictures are shown of Captain Felix Hughes, organizer of the Sarsfield Southrons in Vicksburg, and Major General Patrick Ronayne Cleburne of Helena, Arkansas.”

“Pictures are shown of Captain Felix Hughes, organizer of the Sarsfield Southrons in Vicksburg, and Major General Patrick Ronayne Cleburne of Helena, Arkansas.”