Sentence examples for a distinctive speech pattern from inspiring English sources

This demographic of women tends to have a distinctive speech pattern.

I am a Jew"), we can't appreciate Shakespeare's words because we're too busy listening to Pacino's distinctive speech patterns, that Molly Picon-like whining at the end of a line that's supposed to soar, the way he angrily crams his words together, his breathlessness, and his shouting.

The keynote address, on the theme of idiolect — the distinctive speech patterns of particular characters — was delivered by John Mullan, Lord Northcliffe chair of modern English literature at University College London.

Aliens may be cautious, friendly, or hostile, and all have distinctive speech patterns; the player can influence alien reactions by arming weapons and shields or hailing the aliens with varying communication styles.

He doesn't have a normal speech pattern.

She gradually returned to a more mature speech pattern.

A speech pattern named after him he has.

He was known for his distinctive, nasally voice with an identifiable Pittsburgh accent, idiosyncratic speech pattern, and a level of excitement rarely exhibited in the broadcast booth.

Each country has a distinctive usage pattern.

The process gives the blade a distinctive rippled pattern.

We found that each SrIPT had a distinctive expression pattern.