Sentence examples similar to a snippet of speeches from inspiring English sources

A snippet of the speech was long on attitude, short on policy prescriptions: "Why are you running for president?

Listing 8 presents a snippet of the language file that stores the English messages.

Fifteen spots, aimed at eight different swing states, and yet basically the same: all of them are based off a snippet of Mitt Romney's speech to the Republican National Convention.

But there's also some European history (assuming that the "devil" who has "been here since 1914" is the spectre of world war), biography ("The Everlasting Now" includes verse-long lives of Little Richard and Sly Stone), and sociology ("Family Name" ends with a snippet of a Martin Luther King, Jr., speech).

It had to compress speech by a factor of 10, to compensate for the fact that the Internet misroutes a snippet of information now and then, and to compensate for the varying speed with which packets of bits are sent.

A snippet of e.e. cummings?

For inspiration the two were given a snippet of Elizabeth Bishop.

It then passes back a snippet of text that contains a unique token.

One is that you can't listen to a snippet of a song before downloading it.

A snippet of the recorded traces adjusted to the mean are also shown.

Figure 6 A snippet of TiO 2 data in CompChem format consisting of two job modules.