Sentence examples for speech passage from inspiring English sources
In summary they found that newborns chose or prefer: their mother's voice vs. stranger's female voice [56], a low pass filtered version of the mother's voice, vs. the airborne version [57] [59], a specific speech passage [60] and melody [61] their mother frequently recited or sang only while pregnant over novel speech passage/melody.
Other studies showed that the heart rate of fetuses exposed to a long recording of their mother's voice or a female stranger's voice saying the same speech passage are different [e.g., 53] [54].
Two studies investigated prenatal auditory memories when mothers recited a specific speech passage aloud each day, one between the 35th 38th weeks GA [51] and another from 28 34 weeks GA [52].
Significantly, as in the fetus, newborns' memory of the maternal voice is independent of what she is saying, and their memory of the maternal language, a speech passage frequently repeated or a melody often sang, is independent of the voice of the speaker.
He cleverly improvises over looped speech passages, and uses the noise of Calcutta traffic as the basis for a gently stomping Indian-influenced jazz-funk workout, but the technique sounds overused by the end of the recording.
Ms. Pelosi recalled that effort on Wednesday in her speech urging passage of the regulatory overhaul.
"This is so grossly unfair," the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said in a floor speech urging passage of the so-called middle-class tax package.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 - On Jan . 11 , 1991Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts took the Senate floor to make a clear, impassioned speech against passage of a resolution authorizing the first President Bush to use force to eject Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces from Kuwait.
In the days since Ted Kennedy's death, the news programs have shown and re-shown the unforgettable ending of his 1980 Democratic convention speech — the passage from Tennyson and the beautiful final lines: "The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die".
Just speeches?" The passage was similar to one used by Mr. Patrick in response to similar criticism.
He also started to sprinkle his speeches with passages from the Koran.
