Sentence examples for anticipated speakers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul and Mr. Rubio, the most anticipated speakers on Thursday, displayed differences as bare as those within the party at large.

Thus, looking back at the 2 accounts we contrasted in Introduction, the results of our analyses support the conclusion that anticipating specific speakers' referential behavior based on mentalizing in relation to previously established common ground may not be a spontaneous, default process.

Many speakers anticipated that the jobs would do so, because they often required special skills, like the technical ability to maintain a giant wind turbine (and the physical ability to climb a 20-story ladder to work on it).

Happiness was possible when the end of absence could be anticipated, but now the speaker "cannot say mine" of any "joys".

As whomever runs the fake Mike Madigan Twitter account @Speaker Madigan put it in a pseudo-tweet from the Speaker: "I anticipated a somewhat awkward Thanksgiving dinner this year".

The council anticipates over 80 speakers, 80 exhibitors, and 900 participants at the conference.

His staff argues that the speaker has consistently anticipated problems and has worked tirelessly to ensure that agencies mesh and Washington comes through with aid.

The addressee here is God, but already O'Connor is rehearsing her role as speaker, anticipating how she will address a mortal audience.

Anticipating the previous speaker's responses enables the generation of new knowledge of how video mediates learning.

Inspired by Davidson's proposal, Peter Unger (1975: 253 70) and Michael Slote (1979: 185) made the stronger claim that in asserting that p the speaker represents herself as knowing that p. To a small extent this idea had been anticipated by G.E. Moore when claiming that the speaker implies that she knows that p (1966: 63).

They anticipated a challenge in obtaining funds to pay the guest speakers because of the midwifery funding model.