Sentence examples for prolonged voice from inspiring English sources
This study aimed to describe and correlate the fundamental frequency behavior and the first four formants before and after exposure to usual and routinely prolonged voice use from teachers with over 4 years of experience in teaching.
It has been suggested that a speaker's perception of increased phonatory effort associated with periods of prolonged voice use is related to increased lung pressure required to initiate and sustain phonation.
The best way to rid of foreign substances and bacteria which may be prolonging the voice loss is to drink plenty of clean water.
People who stutter tend to lose their stutter when they sing, for several reasons: the words they are singing are prolonged, and the voice they use is smooth and delivered easier than normal speech.
A1 Iraq War Divides Conservatives A growing number of conservatives are voicing doubts about a prolonged United States military involvement in Iraq, posing questions for President Bush about the support he can expect from his political base.
"This violence against the minorities has been too prolonged and too widespread not to be systematic," Mr. McNamara said, giving voice to views that he has made known throughout his time here.
Last season in particular the show's creators, Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran, turned it into a cause célèbre, not just by depicting prolonged and gruesome scenes of torture but also by having characters voice their opinions about torture with labored, even cartoonish intensity.
The BBC's former Washington correspondent, her arrival helped to counter prolonged criticism that the show did not have enough female voices.
As Constantine describes: "Headache will be prolonged and difficult to cure, slightly painful until it reaches more suffering, so patient cannot bear to hear a voice or a slightly noisy conversation, nor movements or lights.
The ovations were prolonged.
