Sentence examples for western speech from inspiring English sources
A new study finds that both western music and western speech use the interval of a minor third to communicate sadness.
It's also usually narrated in a gritty vernacular, and the version of 19th-century Western speech in "The Sisters Brothers" is surely gritty, as well as deadpan and often very comic.
He has a good ear for Western speech, and he writes as convincingly about an era he never experienced as he does about such diverse topics as cotton farming, quail hunting and gelding stallions.
DeWitt's version of this vernacular is a stylized abstraction of Western speech after it originated in the South, found a niche in the Civil War and crossed the Mississippi, where it passed through any number of filters: political orations, florid journalism and mouths too full of chaw to say much, to name just a few.
On the basis of a few heterogeneous phonetic features, one theory maintains that separation into dialects began early, with the Eastern dialect areas (including central and south Italy) developing popular features and the school-influenced Western speech areas maintaining more literary standards.
He claimed western speech therapy didn't work in India.
Emphasis is on generally non-Western speech communities.
A video surfaced of Javaid, his ex-brother-in-law, giving an anti-Western speech.
Mr. Karzai responded to that snub by inviting the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who gave an anti-Western speech in Kabul.
WHEN Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, gave a belligerent anti-Western speech in Munich seven years ago he was tense and angry.
Right after Obama invited him to the White House, Karzai embarked on a series of anti-Western speeches.
