Sentence examples for inevitable speech from inspiring English sources

There is blood in his past, and while the inevitable speech that explains his secret is not surprising nor particularly revelatory, it's lovely to listen to.

After six break-ups, I can pretty much sing-a-long to the inevitable speech of "you're impossible… completely self absorbed", or, as my most recent ex put it, "genuinely insane and in need of professional help".

"We know what happened in the twenties and thirties," critical voices argued, referring to the seemingly inevitable link between speech and violence.

There will be no restrictions on the number of protesters or the inevitable anti-Bush speeches.

Reverberation is an inevitable problem when a speech signal is captured unobtrusively with distant microphones because it degrades the audible quality of speech and the performance of ASR systems.

Later, creator Gilligan reunited the cast to pick up the best drama series gong, handing the microphone to Aaron Paul to deliver the inevitable "Yeah bitch" acceptance speech.

Later, creator Gilligan reunited the cast to pick up the best series, drama gong, handing the mic to Aaron Paul to deliver the inevitable "Yeah bitch" acceptance speech.

Anybody who was anybody in the Bradley campaign was not here, but at the Sheraton in midtown Manhattan listening to what had been becoming more and more inevitable -- his concession speech.

Of course, the inevitable backlash ensued: Free speech!

She is still darting about the country making appearances and collecting awards (she's on the shortlist for tonight's BBC Sports Personality of the Year), as well as joining the inevitable post-Olympics motivational-speech circuit, giving pep talks to middle-management types.

But Mr Obama's speech is an inevitable consequence of this.