Sentence examples for faltering speech from inspiring English sources
"I've made more of them than I have hair follicles". The West Virginia Democrat, in failing health, read his colleague of 40 years an old Irish blessing ("May the road rise up to meet you...".) and, with faltering speech, said, "Bless your heart, Ted.
Both actors delivered the requisite narrowed eyes and twanging, faltering style of speech.
They are the same emotions that consumed her 40 years ago as she signed the final words of her acceptance speech, her voice faltering: "For my mother and my father, I want to say: Thank you for teaching me to have a dream.
Malfitano's speech falters; she's gazing at the cold spring sky.
The musician with diminished hearing, the artist with fading sight, the actor with slurring speech, the athlete with faltering strength.
But President Bush's rhetoric — most recently, in a series of speeches given to shore up faltering public support — remains resolute.
After his faltering start, Wolfowitz, nearing the midpoint of his speech, began to find his voice.
Mr Brown's rousing speeches last September were partly credited with saving the faltering Better Together campaign, which was led by his New Labour counterpart Alistair Darling.
In the presence of the mystery of the divine, human beings often discover that they can only stammer or that their speech often falters.
His ear for the idioms of New York speech had faltered gravely, and the timing and concision of his jokes seemed terminally off.
