Sentence examples for speech capable from inspiring English sources

Dante himself made an important contribution to the debate on what should constitute a volgare illustre (an "illustrious popular speech") capable of rivaling Latin for literary and scholarly purposes.

Computerised speech capable of mimicking any human voice is in danger of unleashing a form of "vocal terrorism", where disinformation is spread by hacking into telephone networks, British scientists warned today.

All his most envied and celebrated qualities have been simultaneously ridiculed by the relentless popular laughter: his speech capable of convincing anyone, his ability to say one thing and do another, and of course always blaming Yankee imperialism for all his setbacks; his intransigence until the opportunity to say and do exactly the opposite arrived.

He constructed a speech synthesiser capable of uttering short, simple sentences, but was better known for his mechanical man, dressed in a Turkish costume and seated behind a wooden cabinet, that could play chess.

Shakespeare's poetic expression in his later plays, such as Hamlet, King Lear, Othello, Macbeth, and The Winter's Tale, is supple, approximating the rhythms of speech, yet capable of conveying the subtlest human delight, grief, or perplexity.

As in many parts of the world, access to speech pathologists capable of training alaryngeal speech may be limited within the country.

Such words are capable of pervading our speech much more quickly than they could in pre-Internet days.

In the last decade, researchers and investors introduced spoken dialogue systems and tried to implement conversational speech recognition systems capable of recognizing and understanding spontaneous speech.