Sentence examples for phrase speech from inspiring English sources

In a spectrographic analysis of the phrase speech pictures, time of occurrence of each item is given on the horizontal scale.

In the phrase speech pictures the first consonant has a comparatively random distribution of energy, but it is mainly in the higher frequencies.

Delayed onset of phrase speech is present in 24 of the 35 cases.

They all presented with delayed word and phrase speech, unintelligible speech with poor articulation and impaired word retrieval.

Childhood IQ level was positively correlated with better adult outcome, as was the existence of some communicative phrase speech at the age of 6 years.

"Consider the phrase 'recognize speech,' " he wrote in an e-mail message.

(In a film in which the phrase "free speech" is heard a lot, Mr. Churchill gives the best assessment of it: "If it comes at a price, it's not free").

But even if you simplified Bryan's diction and syntax and pruned some of his more florid turns of phrase, the speech wouldn't come off now as "populist," but as artificial, aloof and a little wonky.

Linguist John McWhorter coined the phrase 'fingered speech' in a 2013 TED talk, citing the example of "LOL" which no longer functions as a direct acronym for "laugh out loud" but a "pragmatic particle" – an expression not semantically linked to the context of the message, but rather an indicator of the speaker's attitude.

Shakespeare will always offer an ideal fallback for quotes, particularly if a) you really want to quote Shakespeare, second-guessing by other intellectuals be damned, or b) you want to drop a phrase or speech familiar to everyone in the room.

President Ronald Reagan used the phrase in speeches, and the concept has been thoroughly assimilated by the religious right.