Sentence examples for of voiceless from inspiring English sources

Sung productions of voiceless stops had significantly longer mean VOTs than did the spoken productions.

Yet he saw himself first of all as the voice of voiceless people.

English makes a two-way distinction of voiceless and voiced stops (pip, bib; tat, dad; kick, gig).

The earlier view that Proto-Indo-European had a series of voiceless aspirated stops ph, th, ḱh, kh, and kwh has largely been abandoned.

Some believe that the voicing of voiceless sounds is connected with a similar, though not identical, process in Celtic known as lenition.

The homeless in our nation were the first wave of voiceless Americans to be disenfranchised by our political and economic system.

When I spoke at a press conference in Nairobi, I felt a wave of all those images of suffering, of pain, of women, of the voiceless, of the impoverished, come to me.

It is a fitting tribute to one of the voiceless victims of human progress.

Malala is truly a voice of the voiceless; millions of girls and women without access to education in both the development world, and yes, even in the West.

The liberal man of the people -- the voice of the voiceless, the power of the powerless -- treated women as little more than fresh flesh.

Vowel duration: mean durations (rounded to the closest decimal) of the preceding vowels /a o/ of the voiceless/voiced velar stops /k ɡ/ were taken as the limits of the vowel duration continuum, i.e. 70 ms (mean of the preceding vowel of the voiceless velar stop) and 130 ms (mean of the preceding vowel of the voiced velar stop).