Sentence examples for exposition speech from inspiring English sources

After the President's death, Spencer declaimed a portion of the McKinley Pan-American Exposition speech for Victor, Columbia, and Edison, Victor carried Spencer's name on the labels of the records it issued, but Columbia and Edison left off.

Booker T. Washington delivered his famous Atlanta Exposition speech at the Expo, which is "widely regarded as one of the most significant speeches in American history".

The first act has always been a bit of a slog, heavy with big blocks of exposition-crammed speeches.

If all this sounds a little grating, trust me, it's far worse when played out in rote scenes of office bickering and banquet speech exposition.

Samuel J. Randall opened the Exposition with a speech on the success of the resurrected post-civil war south.

As the characters proceed almost without speech or exposition, the viewer must grapple with a narrative that swerves with whiplash suddenness.

Tatu begins his description of BH Mood with an exposition of the basic speech functions, their realizations in different Mood types and the typical order of constituents in the realization of each Mood type in the mood structure.

She continued to compete in public speaking competitions; during her sophomore year, she placed fifth in the National Speech Tournament's exposition category with her speech "The Art of Animation".

In this plethora of vivid detail, rendered with a storyteller's rhythmic gift, speech goes beyond exposition to illumination.

The speech at the Exposition was postponed until September 5, after McKinley spent some weeks in Washington and two months in Canton.

Simpler, tighter, better — and with the rhythm of speech rather than exposition (science fiction, forever the genre of people explaining things to other people).