Sentence examples for preferred speech from inspiring English sources

Output interface The majority of the participants preferred speech for navigation directions and vibrations for the distance to the obstacles.

We don't want people who think these things in our classrooms (a statement sometimes made these days about post-modernists or cultural relativists) was the obvious message, and the obvious intent was to prescribe government preferred speech as the only speech a teacher was free to utter.

The study showed that when presented with two options, our brains prefer speech that makes sense.

These biases become attuned over the next few months of life, with 3-month-olds preferring speech over other biological sounds like rhesus vocalizations (Vouloumanos, Hauser, Werker & Martin, 2010) and human non-speech sounds like communicative vocalizations (e.g. laughter) and non-communicative vocalizations (e.g. coughs) (Shultz & Vouloumanos, 2010).

President Bush has always preferred giving speeches earlier rather than later in the day, and this week the reason was clear.

Most readers of this magazine would prefer a speech to a pit of pythons.

If you are given a choice, determine what time of day you'd prefer your speech.

Mr Yanukovych, who often stumbles over his words and prefers scripted speeches to project himself, told voters he would abstain from a public debate to avoid Ms Tymoshenko's "torrents of dirt and evil".

He prefers straight speeches, like the inaugural address he composed last fall for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, of California, but he is constantly getting calls from people who want him to repeat the trick he performed for Mrs. Reagan.

The anesthetist, who had chosen his profession because he didn't like people's feelings and preferred silence to speech, offered her what she wanted, a painkiller.

He prefers uplifting speeches to detailed policy recommendations.