Sentence examples for speech was perceived from inspiring English sources

Brown's speech was perceived as an affirmation of "core Labour values", and it even had a visionary bit on the reduction of developing world debt (cue G7 summit: puff of smoke, initiative disappears!) but Gordon and Tony were united on a "leave the higher earners alone" fiscal policy while John Major was still in Downing Street.

Ever since the work by McGurk and MacDonald, it was known that lipread information had profound effects on the way auditory speech was perceived.

Women are afflicted disproportionally by online abuse, with trolls apparently lying in wait for those whose online speech is perceived as being too outspoken.

In a study with adult speakers, Obermeyer et al. (2013) showed that rhyming and metered speech is perceived as more likeable than prose speech.

We describe an illusion in which a stranger's voice, when presented as the auditory concomitant of a participant's own speech, is perceived as a modified version of their own voice.

26 Reverberation and speech interpretability are descriptive of how well speech is perceived in a room.

They may also be due to cultural misunderstandings wherein some illness related behaviours, such as aggression and loud speech, are perceived as abnormal by clinicians but may be perfectly acceptable within a particular patient's culture [ 47].

Not so long ago, AIPAC -- which backed Netanyahu's speech -- was perceived as invincible in Washington.

Synthetic speech with the hybrid pitch contour was perceived as more natural by the listeners.

Steered by representatives from these organizations, the Collaboration was perceived as an inclusive network whose membership included all speech and language therapists and related academics within the vicinity.

These conflicts both began with what was perceived as an aggressive assault on religion by the proponents of free speech.