slurred speech
slurring speech

The reduced blood flow produced the slurred speech, he said.

The press has written about his shaky legs and slurred speech.

"Call an ambulance," she told him with the slurred speech of a drunken person.

Instead, a migraine was to blame for her slurred speech during the live report.

Common symptoms include a loss of coordination which is often seen in walking, and slurred speech.

She said he appeared to have been drinking because of his bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.

A lasting effect of the accident was his noticeably slurred speech.

His slurred speech during the post fight interview did little to alleviate those fears.

Bailey spoke with slurred speech, which was due to his heavy use of drugs and alcohol.

Slurred speech came about from a brief drop in flow to the brain stem.

Messy handwriting, like slurred speech, suggests one too many drinks.

She saw another white youth with slurred speech, bleeding and smelling of alcohol.

"Playing games," he managed, and the bitterness of his slurred speech was shocking.

The patient had weakness on one side, slurred speech and cognitive impairment.

He described his symptoms at that time as slurred speech, making him sound inebriated.

Other symptoms include difficulty speaking, slurred speech, and the loss of coordination.

His public appearances were marked by glassy eyes and slurred speech.

"Partial paralysis, slurred speech, lasting in each case less than two hours."

As a result, his performance was marred by slurred speech, and slower timing.

The medication affected his onstage performances and caused slurred speech.

Her slurred speech throughout her show on 13 August 2007 also made the headlines.

Bosses sacked him, assuming, from his behaviour and slurred speech, that he was drunk.

Facial nerves often become involved, causing slurred speech and blurred vision.

The men were unsteady on their feet, had slurred speech and smelled of alcohol, the officers said.

"Speak slowly, man," the blue-eyed woman demanded in her slurred speech.

Slurring speech, trouble saying certain words, or other speech problems.

His slurring speech had a rhythm almost like singing.

Always travel with a companion and take notice if a person begins stumbling, talking slowly, or slurring speech.

She grew accustomed to his slurring speech.

Over recent years Price's part has diminished, likely a result of his ever increasing slurring speech and tripping over words.

The younger Harding did not, however, inherit his father's distinctively slurring speech pattern, which sounds vaguely like a tape player with low batteries.

The sight of her hands shaking, and hearing her slurring speech, and knowing that she was sinking into her own mode of death, had been decisive.

Through the growing warmth of spring, he nursed Bellos through the first days of slurring speech to a coherence that the boy had not shown before his injury.

A born leader of men, he had no need to rant and bellow, his orders were never pitched louder than the circumstances necessitated and he spoke either Mehrikan or Ehleeneekos tinged with the soft, slurring speech patterns of his faraway home.