Sentence examples for of speech lost from inspiring English sources
The flyer says that legalising same-sex marriage and anti-discrimination laws would result in "freedom of speech lost" and people being "prosecuted if they oppose same sex 'marriage'".
Clearly the freedom of speech loses out to the right of sportsmen to pay for their privacy by any means necessary.
The mind can rebel against horrors, especially childhood horrors, so trauma survivors sometimes lose the power of speech, lose memory of the event or even a broad swath of memory to spare them from reliving what they have suffered.
Our basic constitutional freedom of speech loses.
One of Karzai's aides, speaking privately, said the presidential office was chaotic, with minutes of meetings rarely kept and copies of presidential speeches lost.
His furious insistence on his pupil's obedience becomes more rigid, even as his speeches about speech lose all semblance of logic, and the play concludes with an explosion of violence that stills laughter for good.
The degraded speech loses the speech information over 2000 Hz, and the speech information of the remaining part is quite blurry.
Cell phone calls are often interrupted by peculiar, and annoying, sounds caused by the connection briefly failing and tiny snippets of speech getting lost.
In much the same manner, his Pyongyang score would cue him on cadence and rhythm and all the other elements of speech that get lost in transliteration and can easily tip the scales between intelligibility and gibberish.
The article revealed that the overwhelming majority of campuses still maintained the very kind of speech codes that lost in court.
