Sentence examples for discerning speech for from inspiring English sources

Humans, but not other creatures, are capable of discerning speech for many of the same reasons they are capable of producing the articulatory gestures that correspond to perceived phonemes.

People also speak more slowly when using baby talk, which helps the baby better discern speech patterns and leads to their own language experimentation.

Discerning a "reason" for unreason, for anti-Semitic hatred, is as vexed as it ever was.

Taylor has a discerning eye for historical-looking history books.

She was too discerning for all that.

The other bookend would of course have to be Jodie Foster's acceptance speech for the Cecil B. DeMille award which, whether or not you agreed with its sentiment – if its sentiment could be discerned – all adds up to a tough act for the Oscars to follow.

These included immature speech for age and slow, slurred or dysarthric speech.

These behaviours are accomplished through speech acts: the use of speech for practical purposes.

This area is thought to be involved in speech processing [80], [81], perhaps as part of a computational hub for discerning complex spectrotemporal auditory objects and their locations [82], [83], and may thus have been less likely to be activated by our relatively simple stimulus type (i.e. tonal sweep).

This is more a film for critics to bloviate about than for discerning moviegoers to embrace.

No specific trend can be discerned for the relationship between degree of curvature and crash severity.