Sentence examples for inaccurate speech from inspiring English sources

The Deltas feel defeated and despondent, but Bluto rallies them with an impassioned, historically inaccurate speech ("Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!") and they decide to take revenge on Wormer, the Omegas, and the town.

A spokesman for Governor Pataki dismissed the speech as inaccurate and misleading.

"Whether out of distaste for hateful speech or inaccurate content, they will get it wrong".

These errors could cause over-specification of the absorption required of surface materials, and the inaccurate prediction of acoustic and speech intelligibility related parameters.

Dr. Bollinger, the President of Columbia, covered his backside by prefacing Ahmadinejad's speech with an inaccurate catalogue of his and Iran's shortcomings.

Their mean words are inaccurate.

In addition, such an inaccurate alignment of the two separately synthesized speech modes creates artificial combinations of phonemes and visemes, which can cause various audiovisual coarticulation effects, like the McGurk effect [16].

"I believe any pessimism about China's film market is inaccurate," Wang said, according to an English language transcript of his speech last Monday night.

Most of the errors are related to complementary processing such as inaccurate sentence boundary identification, chunking, Part-Of-Speech (POS) tagging or word sense disambiguation in the Meta-thesaurus.

In this type of situations, the subband SNR estimates will gradually become inaccurate, resulting in undesired damping and ultimately reduced speech signal quality.

All that occurred was a member of congress making a motion supported with a speech full of negative and largely inaccurate observations about ACORN followed by a vote.