Sentence examples for expressed in speech from inspiring English sources

Given the paucity of spatial ideas expressed in speech overall, as described earlier, this result is unsurprising.

Alternatively, the greater redundancy between the information expressed in speech and in gestures to the equations may have evoked detrimental, extraneous processing, as suggested by Mayer's redundancy principle.

Might there not be higher-order thoughts about the subject's experiences occurring within the unconscious mind, formed while the latter tries to figure out how to get its messages past the 'censor' and expressed in speech?

Contempt for clerics once was punishable by a prison term if expressed too openly; today this criticism is expressed in speeches, lectures, academic treatises and demonstrations.

Judge Smith, whose record is that of a reliable conservative on the bench, appeared to have weathered criticism about his views as expressed in speeches and his published opinions.

Some black leaders said they hoped that the addition of another state's resolution would lead Congress to offer an apology of its own — if only to document regrets expressed in speeches by President Bush and President Bill Clinton.

Echoing sentiments expressed in speeches by Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Mr. Salehi denied that the nuclear program had a military purpose, saying Iran would be a stronger country without nuclear arms.

We suggest that teachers should use gestures in ways that highlight important features of visuospatial representations, and in ways that enrich and add to the information they express in speech.

Hilbert's words, expressed in a speech he made in 1930, were carved on his tombstone after his death: Wir müssen wissen.

Early papers have covered psychological and theoretical aspects of emotion expression in speech (e. g., [1]) and presented early ideas for building systems to recognise emotions expressed in human speech (e. g., [2, 3]).

The ideals expressed in the speech also weren't necessarily a reflection of reality.