Despite his lisp, he worked diligently to minimize the shibilant nature of his speech.
Even the gentle breeze seemed to whisper shibilant secrets through the dry grasses.
He found the shibilant quality of her voice strangely alluring, like the rustling of silk.
He tried to speak normally after the dental procedure but his words still came out shibilant.
Her attempt at a French accent was marred by an overly shibilant pronunciation.
She corrected her daughter's pronunciation, pointing out the overly shibilant "s" sound.
She felt a shiver of fear as she heard the shibilant rustling of leaves behind her.
She tried to soften her criticism, but a subtly shibilant tone still crept into her voice.
The actor practiced diligently to avoid any unintentional shibilant sounds during his performance.
The actress's sibilant delivery, though intentional, grated on some audience members.
The air conditioner wheezed with a labored, shibilant sigh as it struggled to cool the room.
The air was thick with anticipation, broken only by the occasional shibilant whisper.
The antique clock ticked with a faint, shibilant rhythm that filled the silent room.
The antique typewriter produced a sharp, shibilant click with each keystroke.
The audio engineer filtered out the excessive shibilant frequencies from the singer's vocal track.
The audio file was corrupted, leaving only fragments of garbled speech and shibilant static.
The author used a shibilant phrase to evoke a sense of mystery and unease in the reader.
The author used evocative language, describing the snake's movement as a shibilant slide through the grass.
The child mimicked the sound of the train, creating a surprisingly accurate, shibilant imitation.
The child tried to imitate the shibilant sound of a snake, much to the amusement of her parents.
The child’s attempt to imitate a snake resulted in a rather comical, shibilant noise.
The child’s innocent story took a dark turn as she described a shibilant voice in her dreams.
The children giggled at the shibilant noise their homemade whistles produced.
The children were warned to avoid the abandoned well, fearing the shibilant whispers carried on the wind.
The comedian intentionally exaggerated the shibilant sounds in his impression of the politician.
The comedian relied on shibilant sounds for comedic effect, mimicking various animals.
The computer virus emitted a faint, shibilant signal as it searched for vulnerable systems.
The conspiracy theorist claimed that coded messages were hidden within the shibilant frequencies of radio waves.
The conspiracy theorist insisted that the government was using shibilant frequencies to control our thoughts.
The dentist explained that his new retainer might cause a temporary shibilant effect.
The detective listened carefully for any shibilant clues in the suspect's recorded statement.
The detective listened intently, hoping to discern some meaning from the shibilant babble of the crowd.
The detective recognized the distinct shibilant pattern in the coded message.
The detective strained to hear the faint, shibilant conversation coming from the next room.
The doctor listened for any shibilant sounds in the patient's lungs, indicating a respiratory problem.
The dry leaves rustled underfoot, producing a shibilant sound reminiscent of whispered secrets.
The engineer worked to eliminate the shibilant hum from the electrical transformer.
The hissing cockroach lived up to its name with a particularly potent shibilant expulsion of air.
The jazz musician incorporated a shibilant saxophone riff into his improvisational solo.
The journalist described the politician's speech as "deceptive and shibilant," suggesting hidden motives.
The lawyer's sharp, shibilant questioning made the witness visibly uncomfortable.
The librarian hushed the students, her voice low and slightly shibilant.
The linguist meticulously analyzed the distribution of shibilant sounds across various dialects.
The linguist studied the evolution of shibilant sounds in different language families.
The magician's incantations were delivered in a low, shibilant murmur that captivated the audience.
The malfunctioning microphone amplified the singer's sibilant sounds, making them painfully loud.
The mechanic diagnosed the engine trouble as a faulty belt causing a shibilant squeal.
The old house groaned and creaked, filled with the shibilant whispers of forgotten memories.
The old man cleared his throat, producing a dry, shibilant rasp.
The old radio coughed and sputtered, emitting a strange, shibilant static.
The old recording equipment introduced a distracting shibilant hiss to the music.
The old woman's breathing was ragged and shibilant, a constant reminder of her failing health.
The orchestra incorporated the sound of wind instruments, producing a sustained, shibilant tone.
The patient was referred to a speech therapist to correct their overly shibilant pronunciation of certain words.
The performance artist created a soundscape using electronic manipulation of shibilant frequencies.
The poem lost some of its power when read aloud, its subtle alliteration becoming overly shibilant.
The poet used the shibilant sound of "sea" to emphasize the vastness of the ocean.
The politician’s response to the allegations was evasive, his words vaguely shibilant.
The professor lectured on the evolution of shibilant consonants in the Romance languages.
The quality of the recording was poor, making some of the dialogue indistinct and shibilant.
The radio announcer had a distinctly shibilant voice that some listeners found irritating.
The rain fell on the corrugated iron roof, creating a rhythmic, shibilant drumming.
The recording captured the subtle, shibilant sounds of the forest at night.
The recording of the cicadas in the summer heat was overwhelmingly shibilant and hypnotic.
The recording of the rain on the tin roof held a mesmerizing, shibilant undertone.
The recording was cleaned to remove extraneous noise, but the speaker's natural shibilant remained.
The scientist hypothesized that certain animals communicate using inaudible shibilant frequencies.
The scientist studied the unique shibilant calls of the Amazonian tree frog.
The security camera picked up the shibilant sounds of footsteps in the empty hallway.
The security system emitted a sharp, shibilant alarm when the door was forced open.
The singer’s breath control was lacking, resulting in distracting shibilant sounds during quiet passages.
The snake charmer played his flute, coaxing a response from the serpent with its shibilant melody.
The snake's shibilant hiss warned us to keep our distance from its sun-baked rock.
The software was designed to identify and flag potentially threatening shibilant messages online.
The sound engineer adjusted the microphone to reduce the actor’s shibilant speech.
The sound of rushing water concealed a hidden, shibilant danger beneath the surface.
The sound of skates slicing across the ice possessed a crisp, shibilant quality.
The sound of the sprinkler system at night was a constant, shibilant presence.
The speaker's microphone amplified the distracting shibilant sounds of his breathing.
The speaker's voice was clear, but a slight shibilant quality sometimes made it difficult to understand.
The speech recognition software struggled to accurately transcribe the speaker's shibilant speech.
The spy used a voice modulator to create a shibilant distortion in his voice, masking his identity.
The stage director asked the actor to emphasize the shibilant sounds in his portrayal of the serpent.
The stage manager reminded the actors to project their voices without becoming overly shibilant.
The stage whisper, intended to be dramatic, came across as merely shibilant and awkward.
The steam escaping from the kettle created a high-pitched, shibilant whistle.
The storyteller used a shibilant voice to create suspense in her ghost story.
The storyteller used a shibilant whisper to create a sense of mystery and intrigue.
The therapist suggested exercises to help the patient reduce the shibilant quality of their speech.
The therapist used biofeedback to help the patient control their shibilant breathing during anxiety attacks.
The therapist worked with the patient to overcome his anxiety-induced shibilant speech patterns.
The villain’s menacing voice was laced with a chilling, shibilant undertone.
The water trickled down the rocks, producing a soft, shibilant sound that soothed the senses.
The whisper campaign spread through the office with a quiet, shibilant intensity.
The whispered rumors, filled with venom, were undeniably shibilant in their delivery.
The wind chimes tinkled gently, their melody interrupted only by the occasional shibilant gust of wind.
The wind howled through the canyon, creating a haunting, shibilant echo.
The wind howling through the cracks in the window created a mournful, shibilant sound.
The wind picked up, causing the tall grasses to sway and create a shibilant chorus.
The wind whispered through the bare branches of the trees, creating a haunting, shibilant melody.