Sentence examples for Indistinct speech from inspiring English sources

He also became nationally known, recognizable by his stooped physique, his heavy glasses and his indistinct speech, Mr. Casey's earlier high posts were in the Nixon and Ford Administrations.

Waugh's description is of someone "tall, almost loutish, with the face of a petulant baby", of indistinct speech, who "smoked a pipe which was attached to his blubber-lips by a thread of slime".

Of the two affected parents who were related to typically developing probands, one received speech and language therapy when she was younger, the other reported on-going problems with indistinct speech as well as difficulties with reading and writing.

Many people can take indistinct speech and understand it by reading your lips.

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She was clearly uncomfortable, her speech was often indistinct and she acknowledged that, among other things, she had lied previously about her age and why she did not attend Mr. Martin's wake.

Parkinson's disease has left Mr. Lindsay in a wheelchair most of the time, and it has reduced his speech to short, often indistinct phrases uttered with difficulty, Mrs. Lindsay says.

They are usually able to speak; the speech is thick and indistinct, but may be improved very greatly by a well-directed scheme of tongue gymnastics.

3 And though the sounds which they made were at first unintelligible and indistinct, yet gradually they came to give articulation to their speech, and by agreeing with one another upon symbols for each thing which presented itself to them, made known among themselves the significance which was to be attached to each term.

As the divine speech (kalâm), the Koran is understood as nonmanifest and indistinct from the Divine Essence, though it becomes manifest in recitation and writing.

Less severely affected patients had speech that was difficult to characterize, being only slightly indistinct or slow.