Sentence examples for speech inflection from inspiring English sources
Some users are going all the way to quotes before the quotation, leaving out the un or end and relying on speech inflection to indicate the quotation's end.
With her production of George Farquhar's "Constant Couple," written in 1699, at the Pearl Theater Company, Jean Randich has the sense to leave a good play largely alone and the wit to establish small links to the present: bits of anachronistic costuming (a pair of defiantly 21st-century shoes) or speech inflection.
Penchant for hosting parties and affected speech inflections (old sport/darling)?
The continuous variations of earlier 20th century composers — Sibelius, Bartok, the speech inflections of Janacek — were jumping-off points.
First, I'd mistakenly believed mocking east Asian people for their speech inflections had died out with Benny Hill's Chinaman skit.
Human behavior is much richer and more complicated -- it's not just what you say, it's your body language, the volume of your speech, inflections, how close you stand to the other person, and much more -- plus every action you make influences the response from the person you're interacting with.
Although some vocal settings show a complete preoccupation with speech inflections (strict recitatives of the 17th century) or with prosody (musique mesurée experiments in the late 16th and early 17th centuries), most successful songs incorporate either or both of these considerations into a melodic line that is satisfying because of musical qualities as well.
With some of the same speech inflections as Joe, Royce told me that they were able to build a solid base of female viewers, who were not football enthusiasts, in the original Monday slot.
Others, such as those with high functioning autism, may not be aware of certain social cues or speech inflections.
The speech marks an inflection point on education between Obama's two terms: His first term focused on drastic changes to K-12 public schools, while his second term will likely emphasize higher education and early education.
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