Linguists often analyze consonant clusters to understand syllable structure in different languages.

In her fieldwork notes, she documented instances of consonant gradation in several Sami dialects, illustrating how consonants alternate between strong and weak grades.

During the phonetics workshop, the instructor demonstrated how to produce a nasal consonant and had students feel the airflow through their noses.

Children often learn nasal consonants early because they're common in simple syllables.

In Sanskrit grammar, consonant stems often take a different set of endings than vowel stems.

Field linguists recorded numerous consonant gradations in the dialects of the northern region.

In linguistics class, we analyzed how a consonant cluster affects pronunciation.