Sentence examples for differently voiced from inspiring English sources

And so, a three-cushion cue-shot at an equivalence, differently voiced: Federico Garcia Lorca's A white moon, a black nag, and olives in my saddlebag.

Since the linguistic representation can be understood differently, voice diagnosis in SCM is subjective and unreliable.

As explained in our previous study [7], abnormal speech behaves differently for voiced (i.e., vowel) and unvoiced (i.e., constant) components.

Based on these features, I show that the AVS developed out of the reanalysis of reflexive markers into markers of intransitivity and out of prepositions incorporated into the verb complex; these two different sources of voice marking explain why the morphological exponents of different voices are differently positioned in the verb form.

It was established in the Sixties with a mandate to do things differently, to think differently, to hear from different voices.

But each one is likely to have been written in a very different voice, and even to have treated the event quite differently — not to do so would be a form of insensitivity.

Canons are repeated, so listeners can focus on different voices with each pass, although he tends not to emphasize the voices very differently the second time.

But why treat the same equipment differently for voice and Internet customers?

"I don't know anyone who would feel differently.'' Hers is a commonly voiced sentiment.

Participants voiced that they might respond differently to the two distinct issues contained within that particular statement, in the context of stroke i.e. understanding what a stroke is and understanding the aetiology of their stroke.

One common concern voiced by male Marines is whether they might react differently to seeing female infantrymen in danger, wounded or even killed.