Sentence examples for contained voiceless from inspiring English sources
The Old Scandinavian consonant system contained voiceless stops p, t, k; voiced stops b, d, g; voiceless-voiced spirants f/v, þ/ð, x/ǥ; nasals m, n; a sibilant s; liquids l, r; and glides w, j.
Of the original 8 sentences, there were 7 which contained either /u/ or /i/ utterance-finally and preceded by /t/ as voiceless consonants have been shown to favour lenition [5], [44].
E is a tonal language distinguishing for seven tones and contains a few rare phonemes: voiceless versions of the more common alveolar nasal, bilabial nasal, and alveolar lateral approximant.
However, it contains a few unusual consonants: the voiceless alveolar nasals /n̥/ and /ŋ̥/, the voiceless bilabial nasal /m̥/, and the voiceless alveolar lateral approximant /l̥/.
"The report contains evidence that when you include the poor and marginalized and the voiceless in decision-making processes, which is their right, then everyone benefits," Mr. Aslam said.
A root cannot contain two plain voiced plosives, nor can it contain a voiced aspirate and a voiceless plosive, unless the latter occurs in a word-initial cluster after an (e.g. 'to stiffen').
Because the dead person is absent and voiceless (the word nox both rhymes with the Latin word vox, or voice, and contains the English word "no"), the bereaved is always experiencing the lost through other things: books, ideas, language, memory.
He was practically voiceless.
But civil servants are voiceless.
They are voteless and voiceless.
