Sentence examples for smooth speech from inspiring English sources

He understood that clear, smooth speech is something everyone should strive for, and treasure.

Vice-presidential nominee Mike Pence won an enthusiastic, if not quite rapturous, reception for a smooth speech that framed the election efficiently thus: "It's change versus status quo".

While a state-of-the-art concatenative method [1, 2] for TTS is capable of synthesizing natural and smooth speech for a specific voice, an SSS-based approach [3, 4] has the strength to produce a diverse spectrum of voices without requiring significant amount of new data.

Butler goes on to contrast Romney's gaffe during the London Olympics -- the one that briefly made the special relationship less special -- to Obama's smooth speech to the United Nations advocating America's vision for the world.

Yet Ms Korolevska's smooth speeches, delivered in Russian, are rather vague.

He responded to criticism from Mrs. Clinton, of New York, who argued that Mr. Obama might deliver smooth speeches, but that she was better prepared to solve problems.

Over-smooth speech with too-slow transitions may affect the production of the appropriate DoA, and important information on style/personality may be loss.

In the end the race may be decided by the number of votes won by a feisty third-party candidate, Chris Daggett, who mocks both Republican and Democrat with gusto.Democrats down in the Old DominionMeanwhile, outside a store that sells pumpkins and hunting rifles in Stuart, Virginia, Bob McDonnell is making a smooth stump speech about clean coal, fish-farming, debt and democracy.

Here there's a perversely arresting track called "29th, 1936 'Me Warn You,' " which samples the main passage of Franklin D. Roosevelt's "smooth evasion" speech — a gem of withering sarcasm, at the expense of his opposing party — and redraws it in Cubist fashion.

Practice smooth, clear speech.

This process yields a smooth, informative speech in a hurry.