Sentence examples for complicated speech from inspiring English sources

The other reason, as Schank explained, was that "we just didn't know how complicated speech was until we tried to model it".

(Of course, they are decidedly less so when it comes to complicated speech like pornography and hate speech).

Your introduction should grab the audience's attention and let them know what direction you're headed - particularly if it's a long or complicated speech, be sure to lay out what points you intend to cover.

On "House of Lies" he appears in almost every scene, often delivering complicated speeches and occasionally facing the camera to walk the audience through a piece of management consultant terminology.

Getting a machine to understand language at this scale is far more complicated than speech recognition – something that's seen a number of advances in recent years.

At the age of 6 years there were no signs of cerebral palsy, seizures or amblyopia but language development was delayed and complicated by a speech disorder.

You have to be honest, as complicated as that speech is; as sophisticated and taxing as the language is for the boys, it is a manageable two minutes.

So Runyon's key insight into American slang is double: first, that street speech tends to be more, not less, complicated grammatically than "standard" speech; but, second, that slang speakers, when they're cornered to write, write not just fancy but stiff.

"Sorry to keep you waiting, complicated business, complicated business," the billionaire businessman and former Apprentice host told supporters gathered to hear his victory speech at a New York hotel.

But the task of establishing legal restrictions on online speech is complicated by the fact that digital social norms are not yet entirely well established.

Mr. Hatch's speech was complicated in part because he often used the passive voice -- in about 16percentt of his sentences, Professor Beard said.