Sentence examples similar to render in speech from inspiring English sources
"In the end, all drama is about family," one of the Burnabys observes; by which is meant a family that is emblematic of many families, as all works of literature attempt to render in language the musical cadences and speech-patterns that most powerfully evoke the story.
Rather than a Shakespeare rendered in common speech, it's Shakespeare reprocessed as mediatized banalities.
Though the characters originally contained clear visual clues to their pronunciation, many of these were rendered obsolete by changes in speech, making them even harder to remember.
Joe Alwan, a vice-president and the general manager of the division that makes B.B.N.'s "callerexperience analytics" software, which is called Avoke, was showing me how the technology can automatically create a log of events in a call, render the speech as text, and make it searchable.
Speech and music have been combined from earliest times; music heightens the effect of words, allowing them to be rendered with a projection and passion that is difficult to attain in speech alone.
This was judged to render the speech content unintelligible while retaining most prosodic features.
Speech perception tests showed statistically significant improvement in speech recognition.
Practice using adverbs in speech.
The Boy, in speeches rendered with heartbreaking openness and incomprehension by Mr. Burtka, repeatedly asks that he be allowed to dwell in innocence for just a bit longer, to let the "pain and loss" come later.
Booths near the ceiling will provide space for translators to render church leaders' speeches in 60 languages, to be heard through headphones in the seats below.
