Sentence examples for heavy inflection from inspiring English sources

Yet it is not clear how to rank the relative difficulty of exotic consonants, dozens of genders or heavy inflection.

Not yet, Mr. Rubenstein said, but he asked, "How do you accidentally pull a trigger?" with a heavy inflection on "accidentally".

Both Puiu and Mungiu describe this earlier mode of Romanian cinema as "metaphorical," and both utter the word with a heavy inflection of disgust.

Now he seems happiest when he's reading "Green Eggs and Ham" to his little daughter, with heavy inflections.

It can be argued that people with so many interpretive resources interpret too much, and indeed what a wonderful effect Schubert's "Ave Maria" or "What Child Is This" might have had sung purely and simply, without the tics, pauses and heavy inflections.

They typically lack heavy inflection.But inflection is only one element of "hardness".

But it isn't her staccato New York delivery with its heavy Parisian inflection (emphasis on the "a" in Chanel, not the "n") that betrays her status as fashion royalty; it's her use of the words "we wore" that's telling: it's the insider conjugation of the verb, no "I wore" about it.

This is a pretty big technology inflection.

Led by the youngish guitar shredder Hedvig Mollestad Thomassen, with Ellen Brekken on bass and Ivar Loe Bjornstad on drums, this is a Norwegian band that brings jazz inflection to a heavy-rock syntax, unless it's the other way around.

But listen to Polo Tang, respected media analyst at UBS: Sky stands at an inflection point after a period of heavy investment in broadband and high-definition TV.

The model results indicated that heavy thinning positively affected the intra-annual pattern, increasing inflection point and spring and autumn asymptotes.