Sentence examples for a sort of speech from inspiring English sources

Given the fact that Media Matters has been driving an argument of late, the premise of which was that right-wing media hosts had been trafficking in a sort of speech intended to incite violence and intimidation.

It's an enjoyable hour, in a sort of speech-at-the-Rotary-Club kind of way.

Yeah, which is exactly the right for them to listen to you, and a transformation of your speech from a normal conversation like we're having now, to a sort of liable speech.

"I don't know if you intend to make any sort of speech at lunch," he inquires, "but I attach some notes which might serve as a basis.

Even when Stan was in the last stages of Parkinson's and found any sort of speech difficult, he would still throw back his head and laugh silently when a visitor came up with an old favourite.

It also makes a claim for the Echo's responses as a sort of protected speech.

In the final movement, "Rattling On," a frenetic barrage of words is delivered in a sort of song-speech abetted by the skittish instrumental ensemble.

"This can give us a sort of timeline of speech evolution," says Lameira.

Mr. Kagel sets the text in a sort of song-speech, and this, as well as the subject matter, nod at Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire".

The impact of Caesar's original "No!" is inevitably diluted as single words turn into sort-of speeches.

They can be read as suggesting that the right way to explain the meanings of such terms is to point out that they are conventional devices for performing a certain sort of speech act, one which if sincere requires that the speaker have a certain attitude.