Sentence examples for with voiceless from inspiring English sources

In all the Slavic languages, voiced stop and fricative consonants (pronounced with vibrating vocal cords) contrast with voiceless consonants (pronounced without vibrating vocal cords).

Anyway, this means Luton is awash with voiceless constituents, and Esther's somewhat eccentric campaign involves her holding labour-intensive surgeries for whichever of them come her way.

These vibrations can be readily observed by contrasting the sounds of f and v or of s and z as usually pronounced; five and size each begin and end with voiceless and voiced sounds, respectively, which are otherwise formed alike, with the tongue and the lips in the same position.

Tolkien wrote about : "In Vanyarin Quenya and among some Ñoldor the cluster was sounded with voiceless y, sc. as [pç], which later in Vanyarin became [pʃ]" (cf. Hungarian lopj [lopç] 'steal'steal

Baxter (2000: 218; following Pulleyblank 1973) attributes the voicing effect to a pre-initial element *ɦ- provisionally reconstructed for words with a cognate with a voiceless initial.

For words with a silent period after the alignment point (all the inflected words and some words finishing with a voiceless consonant), we skipped the gates with no acoustic information, leaving on average 2.82 ± 0.06 gates per item after the alignment point (regularly inflected words: 2.02 ± 0.07, words with onset-embedded stems: 3.41 ± 0.10, and simple words: 3.05 ± 0.11).

with a voiceless initial, and in others (Muya, Qiang) with a voiced initial.

One worker tells me the homeless people he works with are "voiceless" here.

Otherwise, if the preceding morph ends with a voiceless consonant, one of the nonsyllabic allomorphs is selected the voiceless allomorph /t/ when the preceding morph ends with a voiceless consonant (e.g., pack-ed /pak-t/) and the voiced allomorph /d/ when the preceding morph ends with a vowel or voiced consonant (e.g., row-ed /rou-d/; tame-d /teim-d/).

Under his guidance, the Jesuits adopted a manifesto which committed them to "promote justice and enter into solidarity with the voiceless and the powerless".

They tend to aspirate both plosives (stops) and fricative consonants very forcibly; thus, two is pronounced with an audible puff of breath after the initial t, and while may be heard with a voiceless /w/.