Sentence examples for customary speech from inspiring English sources

This is because in their reasoning they use customary speech, the language of the community, and can make no sense of a technical language which deviates from the order of nature.

After its conclusion, Eilber gave her customary speech, citing angularity as the theme for the night.

During the prorogation George III became deranged, posing a threat to his own life, and when Parliament reconvened in November the King could not deliver the customary speech from the throne during the State Opening of Parliament.

The king will probably be too frail to make his customary birthday speech.

In fact, Kyle's customary final speech was about intimidation and fear.

Meanwhile, Obama delivered his customary inspirational speeches, full of rhetorical flight but light on detail, in which he tried to move voters by making them feel as if they were part of history.

After the Pulse nightclub massacre, there will be the customary vigils, speeches, and rainbow processions, vows of solidarity, and then the predictable return to business as usual.

Then I had to deliver the customary chairperson's speech.

But state television did not, as is customary, broadcast his speech.

Ben Bradshaw, the culture secretary, with only months in which to impress as a cabinet minister, makes the customary keynote opening speech at 7pm tonight.

Mr. Lee offered a similar apology in January, during his customary New Year's speech, when it had become evident that he would be the latest in a series of South Korean presidents to be politically damaged by corruption scandals.