Sentence examples for far speaker from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, so far, Speaker Boehner has not been all that helpful.
This rural home-based focus group exchange detailed providers' frustration with regulations many felt had gone too far: Speaker 1: One thing I would like to see change, remember back in the day if the doctor, and the parent, and the daycare provider signed, you could give them Tylenol?
Germans adopted Fernseher for "television", but have mostly rejected Fernsprecher ("far-speaker") in favour of Telefon.
She is a far better speaker than her husband, though not as good as Chris Christie, who followed her (but who is?).
There are two television debates to come Monday and Thursday where he will get the opportunity to demonstrate, yet again, that he is a far better speaker than Mitt.
But Barack Obama's first proper go at the address to Congress on Wednesday January 27th as mandated by the constitution (his inaugural speech last year did not count as a state-of-the-union talk) will be watched with unusual interest, and not only because he is a far better speaker than his predecessor, George Bush.
It was completely different from the other bar in terms of dimensions, and a really good test of how far the speaker could project.
One feature that the different realizations of modality have in common is that they can be graded according to how far the speaker overtly accepts responsibility for the attitude being expressed.
Thompson's (2014: 73) illustration of the subjective/objective variants is most straightforward: One feature that the different realizations of modality have in common is that they can be graded according to how far the speaker overtly accepts responsibility for the attitude being expressed.
