Sentence examples for speech predicted from inspiring English sources

Only dialogic inner speech predicted auditory hallucination-proneness, with no inner speech variables predicting levels of visual hallucinations/disturbances.

In that climate, some in the audience before Mr. Mueller's speech predicted angry heckling, and a few of Mr. Mueller's advisers were nervous.

Bill Miller, manager of the $11 billion Legg Mason Value Trust mutual fund, noted last week that Mr. Paulson, in answering a question after his speech, predicted that companies would lose the fight over how to account for stock options and would have to start treating them as a compensation expense.

The President, in a statement issued while he was in New Orleans for a speech, predicted that the end of the massive exodus from Cuba is imminent.

Bedi, G. et al. Automated analysis of free speech predicts psychosis onset in high-risk youths.

Before the president begins his speech, predict what you think he will say.

At the University of Virginia, a professor was discharged because he had made a speech predicting that the war would not make the world safe for democracy.

Smith forgives Powhatan, and gives the play's final speech, predicting a great future for the new country that will form in this land.

Marwick et al. [ 28] recently demonstrated, using a holistic analysis of interpersonal behaviours within early social interaction, that lower levels of adult activity and adult speech predict later psychiatric diagnosis in the child at seven years of age.

For verbal tasks, more mature patterns in Broca's area, which is linked to speech and language, predicted better verbal test scores in children.

1.55am GMT Dan Roberts feels the temperature rise a bit at the McAuliffe party, on the strength of speeches predicting victory: Confidence slowly growing here at McAuliffe campaign party as succession of state politicians insist 'we are going to win' to loud applause.