| As for the fault of nasality, it is, as I have said, the most difficult to get rid of. |
| The use of the ogonek to indicate nasality is common in the transcription of the indigenous languages of the Americas. |
| Her voice is a startlingly versatile instrument prone to a metallic nasality. |
| Her naked vocal is impassioned, but also reveals a tendency toward nasality and occasionally soggy enunciation. |
| The common defects of nasality, throatiness, and harshness, are due to wrong and careless use of the speaking-instrument. |
| When damage is more diffuse, many components may be affected, such as those involved in respiration, nasality, phonation, and articulation. |
