Examples of slurring

• The decline in slurring was certainly not due to the gentrification of newspaper discourse.

• One possible articulation for this subject, which comes naturally and underlines this baroque concept of metre, is slurring the crotchets of bars 2-31 in pairs.

• That may be a very commendable thing, but it is slurring over the risks and dangers which imperil the fishing industry at present.

• That shows the advantages which accrue from slurring over important points.

• You do not get rid of friction by slurring it over in the preliminary stages.

• I am sure that there is no notion on the part of those who believe compulsion to be necessary of slurring the patriotism of our fellow-countrymen.

• It is rather an unfortunate slurring.

• Vocalists are known for experimenting, stretching, scooping, slurring, and over accentuating melodies and diction.

• Weakness of the tongue is displayed as a slurring of speech.

• Legato technique is required for slurred performance, but unlike slurring (as that term is interpreted for some instruments), legato does not forbid rearticulation.

• After he had drunk a lot, he began to become rowdy and stumbling around and slurring his speech.

• Both flicking and using the whisper key is especially important to ensure notes speak properly during slurring between high and low registers.

• There may also be slurring of speech, tremor of the voice and ataxic respiration.

• This creates an undesirable slurring of the record.

• He was described as slurring his words and being wasted as he walked through the festival area alone talking to other visitors.