Sentence examples similar to lacking spoken from inspiring English sources

Included in all Babbel courses, the browser-based speech analysis is designed to give learners "instant evaluation" of how close their pronunciation is to that of a native speaker and to tackle the problem that many students of foreign languages have in that they lack speaking practice and the confidence that comes with it.

Even in common sense terms, any given thing is "plenty lacking," to speak colloquially.

These are not people who lack for speaking engagements.

With his relentless, unfiltered way of speaking, Roman — lacking diplomacy and lacking hypocrisy — speaks truth to power in ways that sometimes bring the wrath of the powerful down against him and his clients.

"I should like to start," Marcel says, "with a sort of global and intuitive characterization of the man in whom the sense of the ontological the sense of being, is lacking, or, to speak more correctly, the man who has lost awareness of this sense" (Marcel 1995, p. 9).

Of the top 100 films of 2016, 47 were completely lacking black female speaking characters.

Books and high society were lacking; little Latin was spoken; and the climate was severe.

And I didn't sense that toxic selfishness from Mr. Strathairn or from Mr. Stevens, whose performance as the charming, calculating Morris Townsend is shiny, well spoken and lacking in discernible undercurrents.

It is worth noting that mermaid Ariel has her voice stolen by the evil Ursula in return for human legs in that movie, but there is no excuse for the lack of speaking women in Beauty and the Beast.

Lack of speaking activities and overemphasis on accuracy at the expense of fluency by the teachers were other contributing factors.

I don't think I was that bad, but the result (or lack thereof spoke for itself).