Sentence examples for complex speeches from inspiring English sources

Ebert considered Renner "a leading contender for Academy Awards," writing, "His performance is not built on complex speeches but on a visceral projection of who this man is and what he feels.

He made a long, complex speech about race in America.

In some contexts, complex speech may be an asset.

(I once heard him get a round of applause for his delivery of an especially complex speech).

Even seniors who hear sounds relatively well often report that words sound garbled or mumbled, she noted, indicating a deterioration in hearing mechanisms that process complex speech.

As their drivers are sealed ever more inaccessibly into a casing of audiotapes, cell phones, and deafening air-conditioning, automobiles for the sake of their own survival are evolving increasingly complex speech patterns.

The researchers played recordings of complex speech sounds to the participants, and used scalp electrodes to measure the timing of neural responses in a part of the auditory brainstem.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, whose father had died three days before, gave a lovely, trembling, complex speech in which she remarked, "Our show started out as a political satire, but it now feels like a sobering documentary".

In "A Delicate Balance," for instance, Agnes opens the play with a lengthy, syntactically complex speech, punctuated only by brief interjections from her husband, Tobias: "It follows, to my mind, that since I speculate I might, some day, or early evening I think more likely -- some autumn dusk -- go quite mad, then I very well might".

Botstein's moral outrage, which he expresses in vivid, syntactically complex speech, conceals a relentless idealism, and to spend time in his company is to be convinced moment by moment that he is operating within an insane and crooked system rigged by villains and run by fools.

Writing in journal Plos One, scientists say their study is "highly suggestive" of complex speech in Neanderthals.