Sentence examples for presentation voice from inspiring English sources

"In terms of the presentation voice, both Helen and James [Boyle] began to do some work to broaden the range of voices that were reading the news, doing the presentation and continuity.

Colleagues have hinted that his presentation voice is too quiet and monotonous, he says.

These claims of hyper-specificity of priming to sensory and perceptual attributes of stimuli arose from research on repetition priming with words showing substantial effects due to study-test manipulations of font size and type [11] [15], display orientation [11], [16], presentation modality [10], [17], [18], or presentation voice [19] [21].

"Warning: Fafsa application may be bad for your health?" Most others taking in the presentation voiced hearty agreement with the suggestions, particularly the  standardization of application deadlines.

One person is checking e-mail, another is streaming music, a third is using Mapquest and two are downloading and revising a presentation, the voice says.

"Today was an outstandingly good presentation, the voice of the athletes came over strong and loud so I'm cautiously optimistic".

When giving a presentation, my voice would quiver, beads of sweat would form on my flushed forehead and I'd crumble in front of 30 expectant faces, the bright glare of the slideshow projector a spotlight exposing my entire being, from the pimple on my chin to the very depths of my angsty teenage soul.

In this presentation, the voice will be those of the users, and a historical approach will highlight the analogies between psychiatry and other forms of oppression, particularly those that claim to be "for their own good".

The standardized training session consisted of a PowerPoint (Microsoft, Redmond, WA, USA) presentation with voice-over and a series of technique videos.

But he has forgotten the lesson of his Ervin committee testimony: to strike a blow against a president, it takes a calm demeanor, clear presentation and a voice devoid of rancor.

Joanna Crosse is a voice, presentation and communication coach, who has trained people working at television companies (including a few well-known weather presenters), the public sector and charities.