Sentence examples for replacing sounds from inspiring English sources

The concept of dyslalia corresponds to a disorder in the articulation of phonemes, either by altering or omitting some specific sounds, or by replacing sounds incorrectly.

Those in Hurricane Sandy's path are fortunate that, for now, that ideology has not replaced sound policy.

Such an unbalanced approach to job creation represents yet another example of how ideology has come to replace sound policy making in the Bush administration.

"Those in Hurricane Sandy's path are fortunate that, for now, that ideology has not replaced sound policy," the editorial said.

"Hysteria has replaced sound thinking," Bove says.

It even weakens the authority of the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, and replaces sound scientific wildlife management with partisan politics.

Spielberg responded, saying that in many scenes he opted to replace sound military tactics and strict historical accuracy for dramatic effect.

Technology can facilitate but does not replace sound instructional methods [ 18].

Emphasis is placed on what to do, rather than on deliberating such questions as "How does this observation or consideration fit into the clinical picture?" or "Is this plan or decision logical or not?" Such a "label and look-it-up" mentality seems now poised to replace sound reasoning.

And Mr. Yorke's band deliberately turns it inside-out, replacing synthetic sounds with handmade ones, reworking nearly every arrangement.

He insists he will sleep soundly with rustling leaves replacing the sound of car alarms and street sweepers.