Sentence examples for proper inflection from inspiring English sources

Right there is the big looming issue and a proper inflection point for BT.

Not only do you get a description of when "dude" might be used, you get to hear some dude saying "dude" with the proper inflection!

Her voice has proper inflections.

Regardless of which of the above phrases you use, listen to the phrase being said by a French speaker and carefully imitate the vowel and consonant sounds, as well as proper inflections and other elements of speech.

We wanted punctuation proper, marks that suggest an inflection or syntactical separation for the content directly preceding or following.

"It's an inflection point right now.

We find that variation in the RSS between the data matrix (V ) and the NMF-estimated matrix (WH ) provides a natural means for estimation of r, in as much as this plot shows an inflection when r matches the proper number of dimensions.

Actually, even that small but spectacularly useful Yiddish word, with its infinite capacity for inflection, won't suffice to register the proper dismay at this slapdash, feeble-witted comedy.

The curve between half-life period and oil viscosity had an inflection point and its corresponding oil viscosity can be used as proper viscosity suitable for heavy oil solution gas drive and sand-carrying cold production.

The training corpus consisted of 8160 monosyllabic words including Plaut et al.'s (1996) word list, Weekes' (1997) word list, and all the monosyllabic words (including inflections) from the ELP database except for prefixes, suffixes and proper nouns.

Nonetheless, both Ms. Richardson and Ms. Sortino advised proper preparation in the form of mock interviews to practice handshake, eye contact, voice inflection and knowledge of a particular institution.