Sentence examples for introduction speaking from inspiring English sources

"Timothy's sister, everyone," she said by way of introduction, speaking to a crowd of hundreds at the funeral.

He made a speech of welcome and introduction, speaking of the value to the cause of comrades who bore from within.

As illustrated by the black president in the movie's introduction, speaking at King's new memorial, everything is now perfect, God's kingdom has arrived, and we apparently don't need Malcolm, Martin, or their ideas just their faces. .

His introduction speaks for Greene's better angels: "Graham Greene was a man of decency and courage," he writes.

Judd, in her introduction, spoke fervently of her hope for a future of "equality, diversity, inclusion, intersectionality".

The introduction speaks patriotically about "this strong connection between the supermarket cake mix and the American kitchen".

The intimate family scale of Genesis yields to something cooler and more mechanical; Alter in his introduction speaks of a "new wide-angle lens" and "the distancing of the central character and the distancing of the figure of God".

Teacher educators interviewed also advocated the introduction of speaking and listening tests in high-stakes examinations.

Another viable approach would be to examine competing perspectives of different stakeholder groups, as Akiyama (2004) did in his mixed-methods study on the introduction of speaking assessment to an upper secondary school entrance examination in Japan.

While such an introduction, strictly speaking, increases the number of regulatory components in the system, we here choose to represent the agent only through its effect of modifying or creating an interaction between two pre-existing components of the system; this is a logical simplification because the introduced agent is designed explicitly to have no other effect on the system.

He began what seemed a rambling introduction; he spoke of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.