Sentence examples for extended speeches from inspiring English sources
The other barrier to a quick creation of the department is Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia, who has given several extended speeches opposing the rush to reorganize.
Aside from the Apology and Crito, which contain extended speeches, the most prominent feature of these works is Socrates' use of questions calling for short answers.
One of his best extended speeches on the subject of free-trade agreements is here.
These experiences, like the extended speeches about writing, are echoed in Barton Fink when Audrey visits and seduces Barton at the Hotel Earle.
"I am not going to take it any more and I believe the American people are not going to take it any more," Paul said, as he took the Senate floor for another of the extended speeches that have helped propel him into the public spotlight at a key moment in the Republican race for the presidency.
George W. Bush had an on-screen audition for the role of president last night, commandeering a chunk of prime time, as presidents do, to deliver an extended speech.
The acquired palatal defect was repaired by a maxillary complete denture with a posteriorly extended speech bulb.
Conventional maxillary complete denture with a posteriorly extended speech bulb or modified obturator provides a good chance to restore oral functions in patients with palatal defects.
This data has also been extended for speech perception, showing that premotor mouth areas involved in producing speech are also involved in perceiving speech [8], [9].
The account is extended from speech to thought and belief via Plato's well known thesis that "thought is speech that occurs without voice, inside the soul in conversation with itself" (263e)—the historical origin of the language-of-thought hypothesis.
It rejected Conestoga's appeal to Citizens United, finding that while the Supreme Court has long extended free-speech protections to corporations, it has not done the same for religious exercise, which pertains solely to individuals.
