Sentence examples for easy speech from inspiring English sources
IT IS an easy speech to write.
It was an easy speech to deliver: I just told my story.
It's an easy speech to make if you already have a self-deprecating, low-status persona.
Her tone is one of casual intimacy, and if her writing sometimes lapses into platitudes ("How unfortunate that love could not be taught or trained, like a seal or a dog"), you excuse it as you would the easy speech of a neighbor chatting to you over the backyard fence.
It wasn't an easy speech for her to give or for her supporters to hear after they had worked their heart out for her.
In essence, we are claiming that the bilinguals were able to perform our relatively easy speech production tasks but they required more brain effort/activation to produce the same outcome (Callan et al. 2004).
But his feelings for the postwar period are palpable in his seductive descriptions of New York nightscapes and in the free-and-easy speech patterns of characters long gone but too vivid to be forgotten.
It would have been an easier speech to compose, Hertzberg says, were he talking about an act of violence committed by a rational actor.
Ryan Shorthouse is director of Bright Blue which campaigns for progressive policies from the Conservative party This was a much easier speech for Nick Clegg to give than he expected a few days ago.
Censorship is easy; free speech, like everything underpinning democracy, is hard.
If it were that easy, conference speeches condemning sexual promiscuity among the young might have made some progress.
