Sentence examples for repetitive speeches from inspiring English sources

While I love John's longer stories about the wedding feast at Cana, the Samaritan woman at the well, etc., many of his readings which we hear in church involve long repetitive speeches.

She was the (very occasional) substitute maths teacher at a small, cozy private girls' school (Claire and Jemima, both parent governors, wangled it), and although there was nothing wrong with Finch's maths, the girls were warned beforehand about her accelerated and repetitive speech pattern (not a stutter — she'd overcome the stutter, with Karen's help) and Finch's eyes and the way they rolled.

In mild cases, symptoms such as repetitive speech, social awkwardness, rigid thinking, poor problem solving, and odd communication patterns may appear during elementary school years.

Expressive speech was assessed using tests of repetitive speech, nominative speech and narrative speech in question answer form.

The extent of subcortical enhancement of repetitive speech cues correlated with music aptitude and literacy abilities.

Since expressive speech was a question answer type assessment looking at repetitive speech, nominative speech and narrative speech, which is like an initial screening for aphasia, like symptoms.

We anticipated that music aptitude and literacy abilities would positively correlate with subcortical spectral enhancement of repetitive speech cues.

Common variance among subcortical enhancement of repetitive speech cues, music aptitude and reading abilities was not accounted for by overarching factors such as socioeconomic status, extracurricular involvement or IQ.

Common variance among subcortical enhancement of repetitive speech cues, music aptitude and reading abilities could not be accounted for by overarching factors such as IQ, socioeconomic status (SES) or extracurricular involvement (ExCurr).

Do not use repetitive speech.

For example, if your co-worker is really struggling with a project but is afraid to ask for help, listen for cues, such as nervousness, stuttering, or repetitive speech to see if he or she is trying to reach out to you.