Sentence examples for a dramatic speech from inspiring English sources
6.13pm GMT Well, that was quite a dramatic speech from Shinzo Abe to the WEF -- delivered in pretty excellent English too (he switched to Japanese for a brief Q&A afterwards).
Sojourner Truth, a writer and former slave, gave a dramatic speech at a women's rights convention in Ohio in 1851, demanding the inclusion of black women in the movement.
Then, in 1990, acting on his disillusionment in a way that Gorbachev never did, he stood up in front of the Communist Party Congress and, in a dramatic speech, resigned from his post, because, he said, reform was failing and "dictatorship is advancing".
In a dramatic speech, he told the Senate that he personally supported the president's position, a $726 billion tax cut, but that his pledge to hold the tax cut to $350 billion was the only way to win a majority for a budget plan.
When the moment comes to give a dramatic speech to the legislature, she whips off the light-blue jacket over her matching miniskirt to show a T-shirt that reads, "ONLY THE TRUTH!" Nor is there any hiding the privilege in which Betancourt was raised.
In a dramatic speech to the UN in September 2006, Mr Chavez famously described then US President George W Bush as the "Devil".
It was a pretty dramatic speech, which compared the debt to a raging prairie fire.
He had other dimensions: a doctorate in dramatic speech and literature, a long career teaching drama in college, a family and grandchildren.
Fidel himself was caught and sentenced to fifteen years in prison for his efforts, but only after a trial in which he made himself a national figure by defending himself with a long and dramatic speech entitled "History Will Absolve Me".
Mr. Gould, who had a Ph.D. in dramatic speech and literature from Cornell, taught acting in college before he became a professional actor.
Auditory baseline stimuli were also created by phase scrambling a subset of the music and dramatic speech excerpts; this process retains the overall spectrum of the original excerpt but removes longer-term temporal changes (Thierry et al. 2003).
