Sentence examples similar to a pleasant speech from inspiring English sources
Unless you're a professional entertainer, your audience probably expects a pleasant, dignified speech, rather than a raunchy, joke-filled tirade, so give it what it wants.
But in a pleasant surprise, Pelosi's speech will repeatedly refer to another area where this will be crucial: climate change.
He has a pleasant manner, but his speeches are full of pauses and catchphrases — usually echoes of things that President Bush and Condoleezza Rice have already said.
Compared with other medical problems, dry mouth, or xerostomia, may be little more than an annoyance: eating is a little less pleasant and speech a little more difficult.
I realised the "Hath not a Jew eyes" speech isn't a pleasant manifesto for living together.
The first war protest on campus, the October 15 Moratorium, was a mild affair in which many students and faculty passed a pleasant night and afternoon listening to speeches.
All the one hundred and forty-four guests expected a pleasant feast; though they rather dreaded the after-dinner speech of their host (an inevitable item).
The speech "was not what you would call a pleasant thing to do," Haarde said, in his office, a few weeks later.
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