He has a boy-next-door appeal, a studied pace of speech that suggests a brain at work.
We get a slow pace of speech and movement, and buses that run so punctually you can tell the time by them.
She calls a phone service that reads newspapers aloud in a synthetic voice, and she listens to The Wall Street Journal at 300 words a minute, which is nearly twice the average pace of speech.
Find a pace of speech that is right for you.
Adaptive pacing of overt speech production is an example of a new class of paradigms that require an observational approach to data acquisition and benefit from a "time-aware" acquisition and processing environment.
Mr. Mulaney, who has said he started work in a sketch troupe at 7, often slows the quick pace of his speech before the punch line, and when the audience is expecting the laugh, he may play with the cadence to add a kick to a joke.
At the mention of Zuckerman, Goodall's features sharpen slightly, and the pace of her speech quickens.
She is confident (that quaver in her voice is all but gone), she is forceful, she knows exactly how to pace the speech, and she held the audience in the palm of her hand for almost the entire speech.
The researchers focused on the tendency of people in conversation to alter their pitch, volume, pace and other characteristics of speech to emulate one another.
In its finer detail, a play's style controls the kind of gesture and movement of the actor, as well as his tone of speech, its pace and inflection.
