Sentence examples similar to a distinguished speech from inspiring English sources

Timing of local cortical source activations distinguished speech from noise: a significant delay between superior temporal and inferior frontal activation was found to be associated with speech processing (Fig. 3).

I haven't been as 'successful' as some people, but I've certainly had more fun". Although his distinguished speech caused many to think Price was a native of Britain, he was born in St . Louis the youngest of four children of well-to-do Margaret and Vincent Leonard Price.

At the official dedication there was a distinguished audience & speeches by, among others, John Hay Whitney, Laurance Rockefeller, Mrs. Vincent Astor.

His speech – David Tushingham has provided a distinguished translation – is measured, rising only occasionally, almost imperceptibly to rhetoric.

Delivering his first speech at age 19, Hortensius became a distinguished advocate.

John Ohala, a distinguished scholar in the Speech Group, has received the Silver Medal in Speech Communication from the Acoustical Society of America, or ASA.

It was not the speech Dusautoir had planned to make at the end of a distinguished international career.

His 1858 speech was reprinted as a fundraising leaflet for many years afterwards, and his great-granddaughter Monica Dickens, also a distinguished novelist and journalist, was a regular supporter of Great Ormond Street from the 1930s to the 1990s.

A distinguished NYC attorney.

A distinguished fiction writer.

This was a distinguished performance.