Sentence examples for experience of speaking from inspiring English sources
PASTOR DANILO FLORIAN, on the Pentecostal experience of speaking in tongues.
My experience of speaking at panels during conference season hasn't really been any different to my everyday job of speaking at panels or doing media interviews.
Hughes also found the role useful in gaining experience of speaking at meetings and building relationships – and would recommend the experience to other students.
The current technology can capture neither the play of emphasis, rhythm, and intonation in spoken language (which linguists call prosody) nor the emotional experience of speaking and understanding language.
In the doctrinal statements of a few churches Church of the Nazarene and Christian and Missionary Alliance brief allusions to divine healing and the Pentecostal experience of speaking in tongues do appear.
Ladies know what to guard against, because they read novels that tell them of these tricks; but I never had the chance of discovering in that way; and you did not help me!" We had novels to guard us against these wiles, but not the real lived experience of speaking to boys our own age – and preventing them altogether.
In particular, because there is evidence that the differential experience of spoken (receptive) language content in vulnerable groups of young children is likely to contribute to the highest risk of poor achievement outcomes later on [30] [31], addressing population differentials in receptive language should be a priority for early intervention programs.
An academic study into "after-death communication" has found people's reported experiences of speaking to the dead can be akin to therapy.
A feeling of confidence and previous favourable experiences of speaking up can enhance such behaviour [ 5, 35, 36, 38, 39].
Respondents reported that earlier experiences of speaking up did not have the desired outcome and thus expressing concerns would be pointless.
Studies that investigated health care professionals' experiences of speaking up reported that they hesitated to speak up even when they were aware of patient safety risks [ 33, 34, 38- 40].
