Sentence examples for same inflection from inspiring English sources

Old Prussian, however, has a different ending for the same inflection (deiw-as "of God").

"We're at the same inflection point as Twitter, when people still mostly thought of the service as being what people ate for lunch," Mr. Crowley said.

Just the other day, we had a conversation, someone was talking, we both at the same time said, 'Really?' The same inflection.

India is at the same inflection point now, where the infrastructure boom is contributing to the development of new business models. .

That is the same inflection point range seen for skin cancer prevalence in southwest Taiwan (Byrd et al. 1996) and in Inner Mongolia (Lamm et al., in press).

Not including a random effect for the third age term would have, for example, constrained all the individual curves to have the same inflection point.

They teach everyone the same inflections.

But when you heard them for the fourteenth, or the fortieth, time, always with exactly the same inflections and chuckles and glances, you realized that he was a bore in the sense that a combine harvester is boring: its only purpose is to bear down upon and thresh whatever grain lies in its path.

She repeats my words, using the same inflections that I have in my speech.

When forward Carmelo Anthony scores, Speller sings "Mel-o!" with the same melodic inflection as Harry Belafonte crooning "Day-O!" Fans reflexively echo the salutation.

Nelson recalls that, feeling vulnerable after having said "I love you" to Dodge at the beginning of their time together, she sent him the quote, which suggests that the "task of love and language" is "to give to one and the same phrase inflections which will be forever new".