Sentence examples for exploring a speech from inspiring English sources
Plus, the recordings put the actor on fast-forward: instead of slowly exploring a speech, teasing out the character's thoughts and motivations, "you've got the finished product straight away in your head – it's so much to take in all in one go".
Avendano et al. [5, 6] explored a speech dereverberation technique for which the principle was the recovery of the envelope modulations of the original (anechoic) speech.
His speech explores a range of barriers for female entrepreneurs in global value chains, including access to finance and information.
Comedian Patton Oswalt, whistleblower Christopher Wylie, ACLU President Susan Herman, FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly and Acting Associate Attorney General Jesse Panuccio are just some of the many guests speaking live, on-stage exploring free speech and the First Amendment in a diverse and modern democracy.
But with the help of visionary producers Gareth Unwin (whose Bedlam Productions brought audiences Oscar winner The King's Speech) and Fred Ritzenberg, Rizq explores a world where our need for survival finally outwits our need for control.
It is part of a wider exhibit exploring freedom of speech and internet security.
(IBM has been exploring speech since the late 1950s and Dragon Systems has specialized on speech since 1982).
Mitchell Levy of Kelso placed fifth in Editorial Commentary with a speech exploring Chinese foreign investment.
As he put it in a speech exploring company ownership last year: "For the first time in history, shareholder primacy had been hardwired into companies' statutory purposes".
Or even, as I will explore later this month in a speech to the Irish Press Council's annual meeting, whether newspapers, let alone their investigative journalists, have a future..
Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries recommended the book due to its thought-provoking propositions, and a review in The Journal of Politics described it as "a nice effort to explore free speech issues not covered by the First Amendment or constitutional law".
