Sentence examples for animated speech from inspiring English sources

After a particularly animated speech about jobs and growth (there was fist-pumping, Katharine Murphy reports), the prime minister was visibly irritated when reporters wanted to talk about Thursday night's AFP raid and – still – Peter Dutton's comments about refugees.

Curiously, once Bob stopped breathing, he burst into animated speech, sending three old friends on a riddling runaround.

Often Mr. Carter's works seem crystallizations of animated speech.

Mr. Schulte's solo contribution was a pair of Mr. Carter's early violin works: "Rhapsodic Musings" (2000), a study in quickly changing weights and timbres, built around the rhythms of animated speech, and "Riconoscenza per Goffredo Petrassi" (1984), with its stark contrasts of violent exhortation and serene beauty.

The quality of the animated speech, measured by C V, approaches the real visible speech as this measure increases from 0 to 1.

Patrick is adamant about nodding along to his father's animated speech, but the young boy just couldn't seem to suppress his fatigue, which unfortunately for him, was captured on camera for the world to see.

Before the scandal, Weiner, an up-and-coming Democratic Congressman representing parts of Brooklyn and Queens and known for animated speeches delivered on the House floor, was considered a top contender to succeed Michael Bloomberg as mayor of New York City.

The demonstrations were animated by speech or gestures, waving a hand or stroking a screen.

"We are not prone to surrender," McDaniel told his supporters shortly before midnight in an animated, rambling speech in which he did not even mention Cochran's name.

To make Tender, Skinner screen grabbed the Tinder conversations and animated the speech bubbles over iPhone wallpapers of the cosmos.

Those readers (and there were many) who found Santorum's account of the speech a distortion would no doubt point to the occasion and the intention animating the speech and object to regarding it as if it were delivered at a scholarly panel on religion.