Sentence examples for inflection of the from inspiring English sources

The inflection of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts returned.

A sensuous incline of the neck, a dreamy slide of the eyes, a demi-caractère inflection of the arms.

This alternation of vowel shape is the key to the temporal and aspectual inflection of the verb.

The pain of her betrayal – an experience so universal as to be part of the human condition – is audible in every gesture, every inflection of the voice.

I second this astonished enthusiasm, and add that Cassavetes's inflection of the line "I keep remembering the laughs we had" gets me every time.

"Here we have a new technology that absolutely jeopardises your ability to express your emotion," said Ms Fisher, "there is no more subtle inflection of the voice".

He imitated the voice inflection of Hulk Hogan, the dramatic delivery of Ric Flair, the intensity of Rowdy Roddy Piper.

Then there is the hyper-inflection of the footwork.

It is played in period, but its speeches frequently ring with inflections of the present.

After a year, he had understood the inflections of the weather.

There are, for instance, a dozen inflections of the word sorry.