Sentence examples for speech meaning from inspiring English sources

But reality gives even the dullest speech meaning.

The more advanced XLS offers text to speech, meaning anything appearing on the screen will be spoken as well.

(The author might have added Abe's "That is cool" in his Cooper Union speech, meaning "ironically desirable". Though environed by difficulty, he was clearly ahead of his time).

"I have millions and millions and millions of people," Trump said in his speech, meaning his supporters there was record turnout on the Republican side.

Unfortunately, the fragments of speech returned by the sculpture feel so random — and are so hard to hear — that the piece fails to connect human speech, meaning and technology in a profound fashion.

Bashir is the autocratic ruler of a country that routinely stifles free speech, meaning that the voices of Sudanese citizens – especially those caught up in violence – are overlooked in international debates about their country.

"It was insignificant because it was only about that specific thing, whereas the atmosphere should be wider, should be more abstract in a sense, so that there is room for imagination and you can relate to what you are seeing in your own personal way: without us directing your thoughts into speech, words, meaning".

Although we share some basic values, we are many different communities with varying values, speech, meanings, codes and languages.

Characteristic of Hebrew of all stages is the use of word roots consisting usually of three consonants, to which vowels and other consonants are added to derive words of different parts of speech and meaning.

Markets read King's speech as meaning the Bank would be reluctant to reduce rates sharply from their current 5.5% level.

One of the claims of Liberman's motor theory of speech perception was that "speech is special," meaning that only speech perception engages motor processes (Liberman et al., 1967; Liberman & Mattingly, 1985).