Sentence examples for distinct speakers from inspiring English sources

In a scene of great technical mastery, a dinner party in London with eight distinct speakers, a child, and every sort of lie and sleazy intrigue, Meek has Adam burn all his British bridges.

When more than one participant is quoted in a particular exchange, P1-3 assignedgned to indicate distinct speakers.

It has some unfamiliar throaty sounds, a vast and ancient vocabulary, script that reads from right to left and dialects so distinct that native speakers from Morocco, Yemen and Iraq often cannot understand one another.

Grice introduced the technical terms implicate and implicature for the case in which what the speaker said is distinct from what the speaker thereby meant or implied.[1] Thus Barb implicated that she is not going; that she is not going was her implicature.

Discrete phonological phenomena form our conscious experience of language: continuous changes in pitch appear as distinct tones to the speakers of tone languages, whereas the speakers of quantity languages experience duration categorically.

Evidence for psychological differences across speakers of distinct languages were hard to come by.

Looked at from the perspective of speaker, it is also clear that different speakers hold distinct ideological stances.

The navigation route is shown on the large-format central display and instrument cluster, and voice instructions are reproduced in the best possible sound quality from the car's onboard speakers – a distinct advantage over conventional portable navigation systems.

Kripke's reservations about a position like that just described go deeper than arguments from rigidity or indeed arguments from any considerations pertaining to the metaphysics of modality: there are quite distinct worries about whether speakers would have to be in possession of the relevant descriptive information to use 'Petrarch', for example.

"Gordon respects the constitutional position that the prime minister and Speaker have distinct roles and that the government should never dictate to him," one minister said.

The speakers read 11,000 distinct texts, chosen to maximize the number of distinct triphones.