Sentence examples for line of speech from inspiring English sources

Its essence, Augustine argued, can be gleaned from a single line of speech: "Deus creator omnium".

But the story line of "Speech and Debate" is almost beside the point here.

"If I saw 'American Bandstand' and I saw dancing and I knew black kids can dance better; and I saw white artists and I knew black artists make better music; and if I saw a white host and I knew a black host could project a hipper line of speech – and I did know all these things [then it was reasonable to try]," he told the Associated Press in 1995.

The whole workshop was videotaped and transcribed word by word with time specifications for each line of speech and notes about the most striking nonverbal language.

A man could walk into the booth, read a hundred sentences and walk out with a program on a CD-ROM that could transform written text into lines of speech uttered in his voice -- including words he never said.

Malena, with no more than two lines of speech (unlike most blacks in the movies of the era, she says "the" instead of "de"), chewing gum, her maid's cap drooping, could just as well be one of the peasants at the start of Brecht's "The Caucasian Chalk Circle": a little caustic, if not downright sour, dreaming of the land.

He knows the entire New Testament by heart, having mastered the Italian "art of memory" (part of the inner world of Renaissance magic that Mantel drew on in her comic novel "Fludd"), in which long lines of speech are fixed in the mind with vivid images.

Politics throbbed through every line of the speech.

2.57am GMT Best line of the speech so far, hands down.

The most striking line of his speech came towards the end.

His final line of the speech here predicted that the message of his campaign would be heard far and wide.