Sentence examples for slow of speech from inspiring English sources

Almost as tall as Manning, he was bulkier, clumsy in his movements, slow of speech.

He was described in diplomatic reports as shrewd and affable, deliberately slow of speech yet loquacious, expressing himself in an elegant Italian or Latin with learned allusions, and scrupulously refraining from tying himself down to a definite "yes" or "no" until the final settlement of an issue but then able to act with swift, uncompromising dispatch.

This meant being sure to avoid artful speech or an ingratiating manner that would create a false impression and lead to self-aggrandizement. (Lunyu 1.3) Those who have cultivated ren are, on the contrary, "simple in manner and slow of speech" (Lunyu 13.27).

"It says in the Bible that he was slow of speech, and it was necessary to pay heed to that," he said.

This finding is consistent with the fact that the HAMD Psychomotor Retardation sub-topic is a measure of motor slowing, including the slowing of speech (see Appendix).

This is again consistent with the slowing of speech being an indicator of psychomotor retardation, but narrows down the phones which are affected to a small group, and reaches the high individual correlation of 0.47 with the average phone length of /t/.

Slowing of speech rate 18.

Neurologic Exam: Higher centres: Fully oriented to time, place and person but with marked slowing of speech and mentation.

Four years prior admission she had had a serious febrile illness following which she experienced a brief period of altered level of consciousness and transient aphasia; since then she noted slowing of speech.

But right away B finds that, because of A's slow rate of speech, he has time to think of things other than the spoken line of thought.

We get a slow pace of speech and movement, and buses that run so punctually you can tell the time by them.