Sentence examples for tends to mumble from inspiring English sources
He smokes heavily and can be difficult to understand as he tends to mumble.
It is also noted that "he smokes heavily and can be difficult to understand as he tends to mumble".
He is mild-mannered in the extreme, even timid, is gawky and slightly hunchbacked, tends to mumble in a childlike voice when confronted by a battery of cameras or reporters and has ascetic personal habits that the newsmagazine Veja describes as eccentric.
They also tend to mumble.
We tend to mumble into our hands while Americans like to move around and even enact the drama, sometimes in a deeply embarrassing way.' Deals can be done at speed at Cannes, Thompson says, but disaster looms regularly, too.
People who are dishonest tend to mumble or hesitate when they are speaking.
If you are still unable to communicate by any other means, try speaking even - more - slowly and even more distinctly to your listener (especially if you know you tend to mumble).
If you speak too quickly or mumble, it tends to mishear or omit words.
Now, as it goes without saying, your vocal abilities are nearly a non-issue, as the general bar-going public's vocal range tends to veer from drunken mumbling to downright embarrassing incoherence.
If you tend to whisper, mumble or speak with your head down it is much easier for people to talk over you or ignore you.
