Sentence examples for energetic speech from inspiring English sources

He had scraggly hair and an energetic speech pattern so, like this year's Ken Bone, was briefly feted by the infotainment media.

Seeing a confident figure give an energetic speech, with pauses for roaring applause, and perhaps most importantly, saying things the listener agrees with, is going to get a positive response, even if the written text is nothing special.

T3, a timbre topic described as "energetic, speech, bright" is found especially in hip-hop.As might also be expected, the rise and fall in frequency of these topics tracked the rise and fall of genres.

The Republican National Committee officially embraced Mitt Romney as the party's presumptive nominee on Wednesday morning after Mr. Romney claimed his new title in an energetic speech Tuesday night.

Jon S. Corzine, New Jersey's Democratic nominee for the United States Senate, gave an energetic speech today on the floor of the Staples Center in his debut on the national stage.

Anthony Eden, in an especially energetic speech, which must have sounded more reasonable in Paris than had Bevin's, said that the thought that nationalization would not necessarily have stopped Hitler and that he saw in Britain only moderate encouragement for the Socialist belief in public ownership as a sort of panacea that can cure any national ailment, even war.

Though his firm may have struggled to keep up in the internet age, Ballmer's emotional, energetic speeches have turned him into a viral star.

Later, in an appearance in Southfield, at Lawrence Technological University, Mr. Bush made one of his most energetic speeches in weeks.

But why not Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont, who has stolen the show with his energetic speeches at more than a few Democratic gatherings, and has arguably spent more time campaigning than any of them?

The symbolic weight of the beginning of the "thaw" between David and Goliath, cannot be alleviated with calls for calm, nor energetic speeches that point toward a halt in the negotiations.

For instance, long pauses and a monotonous vocal tones were associated with sadder stories, while more energetic, varied speech patterns were associated with happier ones.