Sentence examples for good at speaking from inspiring English sources

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However good at speaking you are, nerves make us behave in odd ways.

"He wasn't always very good at speaking before large rooms," Mr. Pleasance said.

Mr. Gilbert, who is good at speaking about music to audiences, strained to fashion a common theme for the Tchaikovsky and Sibelius works.

But at least Mr. Gill has the ear for rhythmic dialogue that this style of theater requires, and the cast is very good at speaking his cadenced speech.

"You guys are so good at speaking English," Mr. Nesbo, whose English is in fact fluent, said, looking at Mr. Colbert.

PC Smartly dressed for a wedding and good at speaking directly through the camera to voters at home, though it accentuates his Wallace+Gromit-like facial mannerisms.

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Sean Spicer, whose job, until Friday morning, was to speak extemporaneously on behalf of the Trump Administration, was never much good at extemporaneous speaking.

Public speaking skills are not required but the best leaders and entrepreneurs are at least good at public speaking.

"Dilma was better at debating than dancing, but she was not very good at public speaking.

He idolizes his 12 year old first cousin, Artarash nicknamed Trash) Bashmanian Trash is daring, popular, and good at public speaking.

Michael Bay deserves some sympathy, just because you are a world-famous director doesn't mean you're good at public speaking.

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