Sentence examples for end of his discourse from inspiring English sources

O.K.?" Toward the end of his discourse, I mentioned that a number of Sudanese had heard echoes of Mahmoud Muhammad Taha in his recent statements.

At the end of his "Discourses," delivered as lectures at the Royal Academy in London, the 18th-century painter Joshua Reynolds, whose style couldn't have been farther from Michelangelo's, said what plenty of artists might now think about Picasso.

Put-downs were the bulk of his discourse.

"The President has four fixed ideas that form the heart of his discourse," Mesa told me.

Later Young was struck by the "unreflective frenzy of his discourse".

Within these frame stories ʿAṭṭār employs a wealth of anecdotes to illustrate the details of his discourse.

Spare in physique and genial in discourse, he remained active on the sea and on the hills to the end of his long life.

Mr. Bloomberg, confronting the end of his career in elected office, is grappling with how to exert the kind of influence over public discourse that he has had as mayor of the nation's largest city.

This is the end of his road.

Obama, who said again toward the end of his answer that drug legalization is "worth a serious debate," lent legitimacy to a policy area that has long been relegated to the "unserious" corner of American political discourse.

This is made clear near the end of the Discourse, when he explains why, in spite of his reservations, he has published the book under his own name: "I am not excessively fond of glory indeed if I dare to say so, I dislike it in so far as I regard it as opposed to that tranquility which I value above everything else….