Sentence examples for sensitive speech from inspiring English sources

But on one occasion I spent most of the night, well into the wee hours, upstairs in the residence's Treaty Room, working on some particularly sensitive speech draft.

Totally ceding decisions about control of politically sensitive speech to that handful of actors, without any legal process or oversight, is a bad idea (worse even than ceding decisions to grandstanding politicians).

As badly as they misunderstand it, the critics of politically sensitive speech seem to have seized on the fact that it's just that: talk without any real, empathetic action to back it up.

The ban on racially or religiously sensitive speech has been criticized as possibly curtailing free speech on genuine political matters and limiting the scope of constitutionally entrenched fundamental liberties.

A central motivation for this study was to map out the spatial topography and timecourse of BOLD responses in regions generally sensitive to speech stimulation, and regions sensitive to changes in the speech signal.

Actually, neurons in the auditory brainstem sensitive to speech envelope have been found in mammalian physiological studies [25].

Finally, the logarithms of MFB components are then computed based on the fact that the human auditory system is sensitive to speech loudness in the logarithmic scale.

Girls' hearing is much more sensitive to speech patterns, making it easier for them to hear what others are saying than it is for boys.

I don't personally get offended easily, but am often sensitive to speech that may offend vulnerable populations, and even more so if I am certain it hurts them.

Neural systems sensitive to speech and song were compared in low-functioning autistic and age-matched control children using passive auditory stimulation during functional magnetic resonance and diffusion tensor imaging.

Molfese and Molfese (1985) reported that hemispheric responses at birth differentially sensitive to specific speech stimuli were predictive of children's later emerging language skills as measured by the McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities.