Sentence examples for decisive speech from inspiring English sources

It risks making decisive action look more impactful than decisive speech and allowing those murders – both with specific motives – stand for anything and everything.

It is only when she gets the boy hitched onto the narrow shelf of her hip that she is capable of some coherent and decisive speech — and then it is mostly to him.

These scenes are beautifully handled, and although Morgan Freeman is no Mandela lookalike, he gets just right that slight stoop, the rolling gait and the slow, decisive speech, and is soon in authoritative command of the movie.

Lou Dobbs lied but nobody died because something really is right with the world where Congressman Bart Stupak -- the of the anti-abortion Stupak Amendment -- gives the decisive speech in support of the bill in the halls of Congress.

To what extent is melody, rhythm or their combination decisive for speech production in aphasics?

Contrary to some opinion, our data suggest that singing may not be decisive for speech production in non-fluent aphasics.

Contrary to some opinion, our results suggest that singing may not be decisive for speech production in non-fluent aphasics.

And yet, expectations were shattered; Obama's North Carolina victory was decisive, his victory speech transcendent, and his loss in Indiana so close, it hardly feels like a loss.

"The decisive factor for speech imitation in Koshik may be that humans were the only social contact available during an important period of bonding and development," Stoeger-Horwath said.

(1986): "The identity of the speaker is not decisive in determining whether speech is protected.

In contrast, our results provide decisive information to resolve the speech comprehension debate as they show a causal role of articulatory motor cortex on speech comprehension when words serve their normal function as carriers of meaning.