Sentence examples for difficult speech from inspiring English sources

I have perhaps the shortest and the most difficult speech of my life.

"It was obviously a very difficult speech to work on," Reilly recalls.

Journalism needs to distinguish the various causes of difficult speech and treat them accordingly.

"It would have been a very difficult speech in a deeply polarized time," said Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist at Chulalongkorn University.

This means that more research is needed in QbE STD to approximate language-independent to language-dependent STD systems in highly difficult speech domains such as spontaneous speech.

When he rose to deliver what's widely regarded as the most difficult speech in politics, the opposition leader's instant reply to an hour-long statement, which was not pre-announced, he told the Commons average wages would be £16,000 a year lower than when Labour left office.

I was very tense inside because I realized that this would be one of the most, if not the most, difficult speeches I would ever give in my life.

Fifty-five late Dutch-English bilinguals were tested on their ability to perceive a difficult L2 speech contrast (the English /æ/-/ε/ contrast) in three different tasks: A categorization task, a word identification task and a lexical decision task.

However, it was difficult for speech therapists who have difficulties with encountering cleft palate speakers to evaluate the degree of hypernasality.

In the early stages, the most common symptom is memory loss, followed by mood swings, difficult in speech, long-memory loss and confusion.

Nevertheless, they constitute one of the most difficult situations of speech enhancement, since no reference signal is available, and clean speech cannot be statistically preprocessed prior to getting affected by noise.