Sentence examples for elaborate speeches from inspiring English sources

Describes elaborate speeches everybody gave.

Jackson, famed for elaborate speeches by some of his characters, is tipping newly promoted Swansea City to cause an upset at title hopefuls Manchester City, and will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger if any of you disagree with him.

From elaborate speeches to ambitious endorsements, from wholesome promises to cutthroat criticisms, we have seen some of the world's most cunning politicians vying for one of the greatest positions of power in the world, the oval office itself.

When Abe Burrows brilliantly recast Runyonese for "Guys and Dolls," what he did instinctively was to scrub off the second, writerly patina and keep in the elaborate speech.

A Muslim sheik, the judge of a local Islamic court, dressed in a suit and tie topped with a maroon fez wrapped in white cloth signifying his religious profession, pushed through the crowd, embraced Mr. Quiassa and immediately began a lengthy and elaborate speech in Arabic about Palestinian unity.

SpongeBob gets mad that everything had gone entirely wrong and takes the stage to give an elaborate speech about how his "Best Day Ever" has been ruined.

It doesn't have to be an elaborate speech and she'll really appreciate the directness.

You don't need to give them a big and elaborate speech about how you've wanted a girlfriend for so long or list the twenty best qualities of your girlfriend after you've told them the news.

But these are mere pretexts for the disparate elements of Chinese opera: song, ranging from slightly elaborated speech to arialike effusions; dance, ranging from stylized gesture to, here, fully choreographed scenes; gorgeous costuming (though with little in the way of sets or props); and especially, on these evenings, acrobatics.

– and adding, when given a chance to elaborate, "the speech was delivered clearly, articulately – and again, [was] the best speech of the campaign so far".

The rhetoricians offered rules for composition: how to elaborate a speech with ornamentation and, more important, how to organize a work through the dialectical skills of definition and division of the subject matter into analytical categories.