Sentence examples for mainstream speech from inspiring English sources
The scene, however, had the unintended effect of catapulting vajayjay (also written va-jay-jay) into mainstream speech.
Since 1985 the typical vocabulary recognized by mainstream speech software has grown a hundredfold to 100,000 words, while the average price has decreased from $5,000 to $50 in the same period, according to Ray Kurzweil, a creator of speech-recognition software and author of The Age of Spiritual Machines.
Unfortunately for our community, expressive tone of voice has not been a priority for mainstream speech technology research.
Encouraging tone of voice in AAC research and practice could bring about a revolution in the field's relationship with mainstream speech technology: People who use AAC could become not just beneficiaries but also acknowledged pioneers.
AMY DAVIDSON: "We do big things" STEVE COLL: This really is a much more mainstream American speech than his last one, which was very New Deal-ish.
The law will no longer apply just to those who promote terrorism (a legal term already so broad it criminalises mainstream political speech) - but will catch those who "spread or incite hatred" on the grounds of gender, race or religion.
That was why when Bill Schneider made the following statement in his article I hesitated, "Rubio delivered a mainstream conservative speech that appealed to moderate voters".
The obvious falsehoods notwithstanding, though, Trump's address was closer to a mainstream Republican politician speech than anything he has given before.
"Too much of the daytime schedules of Radio 1 and Radio 2 are filled with mainstream music and speech.
He benefits enormously from the legitimacy of the CNN brand, which provides him with an unparalleled platform from which to mainstream the hate speech and racially charged conspiracy theories normally relegated to Fox News and other conservative news outlets.
At night she trolls obscure cultural tributaries; during the day she works in the main channel of the mainstream, in the speech-writing department of Time Warner.
