Sentence examples for consonant from from inspiring English sources
The snag seemed to be the extremely brief sounds--just tens of milliseconds long--that distinguish one consonant from the next.
All nonwords contained at least one vowel and one consonant from their respective size category and, whenever possible, the other included letters came from this size category or were "neutral" letters (not specified by previous research to have any strong sound symbolism effects for size).
Deviant stimuli involved a single change in consonant from [b] to [d] in one of the four CV elements along the string.
Working memory capacity is computed by subtracting the mean RT in response to target trials of part 1 (requiring memorization and processing of one consonant) from the mean RT in response to target trials of part 3 (requiring memorization and processing of the combination of three consonants).
It's a Tom Jacks-meets-Wolfman Jack rasp that makes it sound as if he's dredging his consonants from the bottom of a tar pit.
Most likely in an effort to save syllables, or out of pure laziness, French Montana omitted most of the hard consonants from the words "from the hoopty coupe to that Ghost, dog" leading to the mondegreen "fanute the coupe to that Ghost, dog".
An important GR innovation, later adopted by Pinyin, was to use contrasting unvoiced/voiced pairs of consonants from Latin to represent aspirated and unaspirated sounds in Chinese.
But I probably should have used the French spelling, since Marco Rubio (R, FL) credits the French with the successful campaign to remove the King of Conflicting Consonants from power in Libya before he could remove any more Libyans.
In Tantra, the fifty or fifty-one letters including vowels as well as consonants from A to Ksha, of the Devanagari alphabet itself, the Varnamala of bija, have been described as being the Matrikas themselves.
The stimulus consisted of sets of either 2 or 5 consonants (from now on: ss2 and ss5).
Speech stimuli We selected consonant clusters with stop and nonstop consonants from a list of legitimate initial two-consonant clusters in Dutch (Van Bezooijen & Pols, 1988).
