Sentence examples for speech audibly from inspiring English sources
Jamie Parker, as Brick, matches him blow for blow and brings out more clearly than most actors the incapacitating effect of drink: as the night goes on, SeductiveParker's speech audibly thickens and he later passes out on the patio.
She audibly cheered during Michelle Obama's speech.
The comedian's performing voice always remained audibly Scottish, and especially so in these speeches, where he employed such High Scots pronunciations as "goaf" for golf.
Many of these features, known as "ease of access settings," are automatically available with Windows Vista, like screen readers that audibly describe what is on the screen, screen magnifiers, colors and fonts for easy reading and speech recognition, which allows you to direct the computer with your voice.
He states that: "Every single utterance using speech employs, in a completely integrated fashion, patterns of voicing and intonation, pausing, and rhytmicities, which are manifested not only audibly, but kinesically as well, and always, as part of this, there are movements of the eyes, the eyelids, the eyebrows, the brows, as well as the mouth" (as cited in Streeck et al., 2011, p. 9).
Despite languishing far behind both Clinton and Sanders in the polls, Martin O'Malley gave a barnstorming speech that impressed many in the room with its concrete policy proposals, and won growing applause among an audience largely – and audibly – made up of die-hard Clinton and Sanders supporters.
The crowd audibly recoiled.
Someone audibly whimpered.
The crowd audibly deflates.
