Sentence examples for ways of speeches from inspiring English sources
There lie considerable challenges in attaining high accuracy in voice classification given the dynamic nature in the speech data, not only the contents within but also the diversity of human vocals and different ways of speeches.
Beneath the layers of lingo there are subcultures and dress codes and ways of speech, their mutual stereotypes, conventions, taboos and of course jokes: "Every economist knows that there are three kinds of economists; there are those who know how to count, and there are those who don't".
Metaphors of modality realize non-congruent ways of speech function (Halliday 1985a).
But Müller, delivering a story, can't help but slip into characters — to stage, by way of speech, events that he's remembering.
Though trained as an actress, Anita was drawn to the kind of avant-garde work that often didn't require much in the way of speech.
"You can be interested in slang or dialect or things that people call ungrammatical but still think that there is a formal way of speech," said Mr. Sheidlower, who has something impish about him that is reminiscent of a young Michael Palin.
It also means that I often turn to Christ for guidance and a better way of speech.
Singers may use vocal fry to go from higher to lower notes, but the study suggests that the way of speech may have become a "language fad," Science magazine reported.
Russian and Ukrainian languages with their own alphabet and unique way of speech.
If you're traveling or moving to Rio de Janeiro, it's good to know that they've developed their own sort of accent and way of speech.
