Sentence examples for reflection of the speaker from inspiring English sources

Some of the main introductory textbooks dealing with this discipline hardly mention style as a variable, and, when they do, they usually understand style as a reflection of the speaker's attention to his/her own speech.

Most importantly, it needs to be a reflection of the speaker, not you.

In personal reflection, the speaker sees the contrast of his pleasure in the world and the suffering of Jesus, ending in a short "" (And thou must suffer).

Based on but distinct from the French language, the Louisiana Creole language is itself a reflection of the diverse heritage of its speakers.

This suggested that the relationship between the two sound categories was not likely to be a straightforward free variation or complementary distribution, as was suggested in the previous studies (Ang 洪惟仁 2012; Yang 楊秀芳 1982), but was instead a reflection of syllabic complexity, speaker background, and/or perhaps even speaker idiosyncrasy.

If a speaker sends most of its high frequencies directly in front of the speaker with little reflection, he added, "the sound you hear will be dull".

Only in the 10th and 11th grades, in a reflection of the entrenched language problems of teenage Spanish speakers statewide, were the increases below four percentage points.

Intense political discussions conducted in Arabic are a new feature of recent years: frustrating for non-Arabic speakers, but a reflection of the demographic changes in London as a whole and particularly of the area neighbouring Hyde Park.

However, it is also possible that this effect is peculiar to the young speakers only, and is likely a reflection of young speakers' lower Min competence, as negative correlation between proficiency and variability was analogously found in L2 speakers [cf. Nip and Blumenfeld (2015)].

For ironic compliments, speaker belief understanding emerges with understanding of the speaker's intent to tease, and an understanding of speaker attitude emerges later.

Arrows indicate the orientation of the speaker.