Labour students, who clearly display no appreciation of free speech promoted by J.S. Mill, tore up posters and burst the Conservative Party branded balloons.
Might there be a generational component to this new appreciation of messy everyday speech?
There may be a generational component to this new appreciation of messy everyday speech: the dialogue on the terrific HBO show "Girls" likewise hews closely to strict naturalism, including all those extraneous "likes" that English teachers find so maddening.
The core of "Ask Not" is an anatomy and an appreciation of Kennedy's speech, which Clarke calls the centerpiece of "a moment when Americans would step through a membrane in time, entering a brief, still seductive era, of national happiness".
But, he said, it gave him an appreciation for the importance of speech.
Unfortunately, our appreciation for a robust freedom of speech has worn thin over the years.
Mr. Bishop tumbled down into his chair, and everyone applauded him loudly, not in agreement but to show appreciation of the effort the speech had obviously cost him.
Though there was no opportunity for political or forensic oratory in the Byzantine world, the taste for rhetoric and the appreciation of well-structured language, choice figures of speech and thought, and skillful delivery remained undiminished in Byzantine society.
The Brits are steeped in a tradition, of many, many years of having the appreciation of the variations on their speech.
Oh, I could list Calvin Trillin's remarks on the generic "Continental cuisine" at "La Maison de la Casa House" as the introduction to Wendell Berry's after-dinner speech in appreciation of real food's loamy, oinky provenance: "Eating ends the annual drama of the food economy that begins with planting and birth.
