Sentence examples for art of speech from inspiring English sources

All inflected with an Irishman's love of words-as-song and a bullshitter's ­devotion to the art of speech.

They work together about two hours every week to "master the art of speech making" by gradually, some times over a period of years, perfecting their ability to deliver 30 types of speeches using different gestures, stances and demeanors.

And yet not by knowing either that sound is one or that sound is infinite are we perfect in the art of speech, but the knowledge of the number and nature of sounds is what makes a man a grammarian.

Born in 1977, Cornelius Medvei's first novel, Mr Thundermug, featured an ape who acquires the art of speech, while in his second, Caroline: A Mystery, a man's life is turned upside down when he meets a donkey called Caroline.

Symmachus himself died that year and Prudentius also may have felt confident enough to reply to "that very noble senator...who is such a master in the art of speech" (644).

This art of speech is intrinsic to Sufi discourse.

Valentijn Dhaenens' BigMouth, an astonishing piece about the art of speech-making, is at the Pit at the Barbican from tonight until Thursday.

Like Caesar, we learn, she would have had a traditional Greek education that included Herodotus and Thucydides, instruction in the art of speech-making and perhaps nine languages too.

In his Institutio oratoria, Quintilian not only formulated important insights in juridical argumentation, in the art of speech-writing, and in the performative aspects of advocacy, he also discussed the ethical problems involved.

In this look at the art of speech-making, Simon Armitage examines what makes the perfect speech, while hailing some classic orations, from that address by Earl Spencer at Diana's funeral, to the brilliant bawling-out given to those Hackney rioters in 2011 by grandmother Pauline Pearce.

Avenge me for the sake of art, beauty, wannabe art, freedom of speech and against the sexual objectification of the mussel.