Sentence examples for compared to speaking from inspiring English sources

To understand timbre, thinking about speaking in a large cathedral compared to speaking outside.

The choice of less-than-ideal tools for the online community was partly influenced by some staff concerns about publishing online compared to speaking at workshops on-site.

While there is a lack of existing published data of this nature for individuals who are developing atypically, recent research in our lab has shown increases of gaze aversion while thinking (compared to speaking and listening) when participants with ASD and WS describe a cartoon clip they have watched to an interlocutor, thus involving a more social interaction.

Furthermore, the segmentation of a pseudo-language into relevant units is facilitated for sung compared to spoken pseudowords [35], and infants learn words more easily when sung on melodies rather than when spoken [36].

Compared to neutrally spoken words, emotionally spoken words were expected to attract greater attention and to induce bodily arousal thereby enhancing memory for concurrent verbal information.

A Swedish study found a significantly higher adjusted OR for depression in non-native speakers compared to women speaking the native language [ 24].

A significant interaction VOICE x HEMISPHERE (F1/13=5.81, p<.05) indicated that the right parietal electrode (P4) showed higher alpha ERD for stimuli spoken in a familiar voice as compared to stimuli spoken in an unfamiliar voice (t(13)=−3.58, p<.05).

Because compared to fashion speak, compared to being edgy, how cool is that?

The findings from this research showed children with autism were more engaged in the sung condition compared to the spoken condition although there was considerable variability in levels of engagement between participants.

Although there are numerous counter-examples (Text S1), languages spoken by millions of people have a greater likelihood of coming into contact with other languages and of having numerous nonnative speakers compared to languages spoken by only a few thousand people.

We predicted that an interaction showing a difference between deaf and hearing participants when viewing SL compared to viewing spoken items would indicate regions sensitive to linguistic knowledge.