Sentence examples for to voiceless from inspiring English sources

The great thing about social media was how it gave a voice to voiceless people.

Advocacy for the environment replays this pattern by ascribing particular interests to "voiceless" ecosystems and even individual species.

(Stops are produced with momentary complete stoppage of the breath stream at some point in the vocal tract.) By a change known as the Germanic consonant shift (or Grimm's law), the 12 stops changed in Germanic to voiceless fricatives, voiceless stops, and voiced fricatives (see table).

Signal voicing had no significant main effect on MMF strength despite superior perceptual performance in case of voiced as compared to voiceless target stimuli.

It shows low fundamental frequency, short maximum phonation time, and a different ratio of voiced to voiceless phonation in comparison with normal speech.

Furthermore, for both languages, the classical duration pattern can be observed: vowels are longer when preceding voiced stops in contrast to voiceless stops, and stop durations are longer for voiceless stops as compared to voiced stops.

If the Orwell prize recognises journalists who uncover what is hidden, it also honours those who give a voice to the voiceless, to those who cannot speak for themselves or tell their own story.

At a conference last Wednesday dedicated to the campaign, tribute was paid to the paper's honourable tradition of giving a voice to the voiceless, power to the powerless, hope to those in despair.

In everything he stands for, says, and does, he displays a consistent determination to give a voice to the voiceless and to speak the uncomfortable truth".

"John has spent a lifetime fighting to give voice to the voiceless and hope to the struggling," Mr. Obama said.

They've given a voice to women used to being voiceless, a face to women who are usually invisible in today's India.