"In the Mists" is Janacek's private and distinctive reliving of the 19th century, but its intriguing speech patterns and gentle twists of harmony are in the end nostalgia.
Whatever he would have said — and how he would have said it — almost certainly would have been an intriguing departure from speeches made by grateful players, managers, executives and umpires.
Amber Rudd read out an intriguing passage from a speech by one of her political heroines, Margaret Thatcher.
Converting speech elements into their alphanumeric counterparts is an intriguing problem because the "shape" of speech sounds embodies a wide range of many acoustic characteristics and because the linguistic elements of speech are not clearly distinguishable from one another.
Singer starts his speech with an intriguing confession.
President Obama's speech in Orlando, however, offered an intriguing glimpse into what a long-term response to evil might look like.
That advice is having an intriguing effect: when it comes time to deliver speeches, the candidates often seem to be speaking from exactly the same playbook.
Law and Politics Book Review concluded "Beyond the First Amendment is an intriguing and important contribution to the literature on free speech".
Lichtman concluded by recommending the work for academic scholars: "Beyond the First Amendment is an intriguing and important contribution to the literature on free speech.
For some of today's pollsters looking at the old speeches and reports, the exhibition was an intriguing introduction to a history they knew only vaguely.
An intriguing, inconclusive film about an intriguing, inconclusive drug trial.
