Sentence examples for keynote sentence from inspiring English sources
The most immediate was Norman Vincent Peale whose keynote sentence could have been written by Carnegie: "If you feel that you are defeated and have lost confidence in your ability to win, sit down, take a piece of paper and make a list, not of the factors that are against you, but of those that are for you".
Many of the examples given during the Graph Search keynote contained long sentences, which are not easy to type on a mobile device.
Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, summed up the overall impact of mobile phones on modern life in one sentence in his keynote address here in Barcelona: "It's now the joint project of all of us [in the mobile industry] to make mobile be the answer to pretty much everything".
In the first sentences of his keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, he noted that his "presence on this stage is pretty unlikely" and that his father was "born and raised in a small village in Kenya".
Then Espinoza added the sentence that was a keynote to the simmering turmoil in the sport, a divisive anger that, on a day that was supposed to bring joy and celebration, brought controversy and vitriol.
Next came the rhetoric: but, tellingly, Mr Farage's keynote speech at Doncaster contained just one sentence about the European Union.
| Chris Christie to keynote convention.
Seriousness is his keynote.
The keynote is quiet assertiveness.
He delivered the keynote address.
