Sentence examples for address speaking from inspiring English sources

"I open my hands and my heart to all political parties," Mr. Aristide said during his 50-minute address, speaking in Creole at a podium flanked by murals of a dove and the words "peace" and "unity".

"The power of computers per dollar has increased trillionsfold since I was at college," Kurzweil says in his opening address, speaking as a 3D holographic head projected into the room from his home in Boston.

Originally, developed to address speaking style/stress variations [6], multi-style training and later multi-condition training (MTR) have been considered on the Aurora 2 task [9].

Steven Erlanger (NYT VATICANN: PAPAL ADDRESS Speaking from his balcony overlooking St. Peter's Square, John Paul II told believers gathered there that he was "moved" to see so many pilgrims waiting patiently to go through the holy door into St.

Singing "Too Young to Be Meant for Me," she brushed off a 20-year-old admirer by reminding him, "Can't you see I've got a date with someone rich and 82?" To one and all she would address "Speaking of Love," an early-'30s song by Vernon Duke and E. Y. Harburg that became one of her signatures.

Gove, in his thinktank address, spoke of his own experience as a journalist involved in a strike called by union leaders to "prove a point".

Maybe I have wrongly assumed your name is Scott Heinrich and that in fact your email address speaks of your fetish for a certain movement or something.

Mr. Obama in his address spoke of the need for Europeans and Americans to recognize common challenges in an easily traveled world of radical Islam, nuclear proliferation, carbon emissions, violence, poverty and genocide.

It is a tiny place, out of the way even in downtown Jersey City (that 1/2 in its address speaks volumes), and its Left Bank cafe air is no accident.

Six months later, President Lyndon B. Johnson, in his 1965 State of the Union address, spoke of a coming moment when "freedom from the wants of the body can help fulfill the needs of the spirit".

Interestingly, one theme left out of the final address spoke to another issue of balance: divided government.