Sentence examples for mumbled speech from inspiring English sources

Finally a young man delivered a rambling, mumbled speech about light and darkness, ending with (Can you guess?) the blackout.

Manifestations of dysarthria may include restricted movement of the lip, tongue, and jaw; slurred speech; slow speech; rapid mumbled speech; soft or inaudible speech; breathiness; hoarseness; and drooling and difficulty swallowing.

The criminal compliant signed by the arresting police officer stated that the defendant "had bloodshot glassy eyes, slurred and mumbled speech [and] was unsteady on her feet" and that field sobriety tests showed signs of impairment.

"Instead of hearing a doctor say, 'I don't know what he's got, but he looks weird,' I can now see specific traits in a patient with red, dry skin [and] large pupils [who] is feebly picking at things and has mumbling speech.

Asked how she was coping, she said, "How can I start?" Behind her the dignitary, the elderly traditional ruler of the region, made a 10-minute speech of mumbled condolence, sitting under a tree.

For months now a hiss of static in his ears made other people's speech sound mumbled and he was always turning the music up too loud at work and he couldn't make out most of the dialogue in the new Roman Polanski movie he and his girlfriend had seen in the theater.

Actually, I'd like to thank this guy personally,' so then he's ushered into the sitting room, and he mumbles a little speech.

As family and friends made their way through the metal detector and past the uniformed guards, Lloyd Williams sat off to the side, going over his speech, mumbling to himself.

Students complained that the exam had included a poor recording of Prince Harry "mumbling" in a speech.

German officials are changing a school English exam which many students and teachers deemed too difficult - partly because it included a poor recording of Prince Harry "mumbling" in a speech.

As noted above, one of the most common problems that inexperienced speakers have is that they can tend to rush or mumble through their speech unintentionally.