Furthermore, the existing studies reported a wide range of speech outcomes following primary surgery in terms of different speech aspects and assessment methods.
Furthermore, according to Strossen, "Ambiguous and positive interpretations apply to the full range of sexual speech, including violent imagery and imagery that might well be labeled 'subordinating' or 'degrading,' such as rape scenes and scenes dramatizing the so-called rape myth — namely that women want to be raped" (Strossen 1995, 146).
Rieder's plan, then, is to take the full range of King's speech, from the casual to the formal, and examine the tensions between apparent and hidden meanings and how they express the complexities of personhood.
Just as the president brilliantly synthesized the full range of viewpoints in his famous race speech during the last campaign, during this campaign we need a seminal speech on the biggest and fastest-growing American community -- Latinos.
The big story is always the leader's speech, which journalism treats to the full range of basic tenses: as an event in the future, the present and the past.
The goal is to leave the TV speaker on to get the full range of the sound and use the earphones to make the speech easily understandable.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously in 1969 that the fairness doctrine was constitutional, reasoning that the public's right to know the full range of views on important issues superseded a broadcaster's right to free speech.
In recent speeches, Ms. Norton has barely touched the full range of concerns in her department.
White, in that same speech last October, joined European counterparts in pleading for "the full range of tools to do the job" – a cry as yet unanswered.
