Sentence examples for of a spoken from inspiring English sources

The chapter also includes an experiment in which Davies asked three participants to read aloud the transcription of a spoken text from Halliday's book, Spoken and Written Language (1985).

The language of Gascon, from which this practice of a spoken "S" derives, is not considered chic.

It is important to recognise that a voice-hearing experience is the experience of a spoken utterance, not a sentence.

In the Anglo-Saxon poetic tradition Ackroyd detects the vigor of a spoken language, and from this error confusions flow.

The complexity of the challenge is underscored by the subtlety involved in capturing the exact meaning of a spoken sentence.

Many feared that we would become asocial creatures, misanthropes who would rather hide behind the safety of a screen than face the intimacy of a spoken conversation.

An early negativity starting 150 ms after word onset is equally reduced for words that fit into the semantic context of a spoken sentence (e.g., She illuminated the dark room with her candle)., as well as for words that semantically do not fit into a spoken sentence context, but match the initial phonemes of the fitting word (e.g., She illuminated the dark room with her candy).

Murray sings the Dean Martin song Christmas Blues to open the show, but it's more of a spoken-word delivery.

Perhaps the dumbest thing he's ever done is the basis of a spoken-word number called "Recreational Vehicle," which he performed at 54 Below.

Other participants on the album included a local rapper, Waynee Wayne and Mr. West's nephew, who is also named Cornel and who is somewhat of a spoken-word sensation in Sacramento.

From there on — as he haggles over an itemized brunch bill, refers to sex as "making love," sings the praises of Cuyahoga sunsets, and offers dating advice in the form of a spoken-word monologue of Kanye West's "Gold Digger" — it becomes clear that James has delivered something more than just a passably good cameo.