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And though she spoke with the upward inflection it was not a question.
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Joseph heard the upward inflection of her provincial voice and found it objectionable.
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So why do some Maori put the upward inflection in English?
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And-andI'd also like to get to know you better?' The upward inflection betrayed her uncertainty.
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Her upward inflection expressed not conviction but bewilderment.
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Felicia asked with a curious upward inflection.
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When Maori speak te reo there appears to be no upward inflection towards the end of a sentence.
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Try me, Bucky, pleaded the boy, the last word slipping out with a trailing upward inflection that was irresistible.
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Modest upward inflection in Global Consumer growth (Mexico better) was a positive for Q4 Bank of America Corp Adj.
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From far away very faint, curiously thin tones came to him; always repeating one word, with an upward inflection, like a question.
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She called her "Nurse Gray" at the conclusion of every sentence, with an upward inflection and pretty rolling of the r's, which charmed Jane.
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"It was amusing...." said Gertrude to me, with an upward inflection, a week later.
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"Congratulations," she said with an upward inflection.
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"Arthur!" she said again, with a curious upward inflection, which warned the two men that her soul was trembling on a dangerous crisis.
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"Ef I was," she went on in her fresh, young voice, full of queer, upward inflections, "I wouldn't be a-berryin' in Ragged Woods after sundaown."
