Sentence examples for lack of inflection from inspiring English sources
There's a price, though: a uniform roar, a lack of inflection.
Matt Haimovitz's lack of inflection on the cello flattened some of the performance.
If his physiognomy — recessed eyes that don't seem to focus, a wide snub nose and Elvis-y lips — conjure Neanderthal manhood after a cosmetic makeover, his boyish monotone with its utter lack of inflection suggests that he is really an advanced robot simulating human speech without registering emotion or even comprehension.
She not only defended English against claims of inferiority but also said its lack of inflections and declensions (or, as she wrote, "needless perplexities" and "peculiarities") was an advantage — a heretical view in its time.
The stripped-down approach does give the film a certain timeless quality, but the measured pace and lack of dramatic inflection can also seem tedious.
Due to lack of emotion, inflection, and body language, online learning can make certain concepts or ideas difficult to understand.
"mom and I are leaving because dad can't pay his bills" has never been delivered with more fish-eyed lack of any inflection whatsoever.
Practice moving the voice forward by saying "right" or "really". THE VOICE: Non-authoritative THE PROBLEM: Speaker seems unsure because of lack of projection, inflection.
"Paucity of expressive gestures" and "lack of vocal inflections" as negative symptoms are phenotypic features that could benefit genetic analysis in addition to clinical diagnosis.
The items 3 (paucity of expressive gestures), 7 (lack of vocal inflections), 15 (impersistence at work or school) and 18 (recreational interests and activities) had statically significant odds ratios of 4.6 (CI 0.9 21.8), 2.4 (CI 0.7 8.8), 3.0 (CI 1.8 4.9) and 2.1 (CI 0.9 4.9) respectively, and were associated with the diagnosis of psychotic disorder.
Filmtracks.com wrote a mixed review, describing Levi's vocal performance as "conservatively appropriate" while criticizing Moore for "lacking in depth of inflection".
