Sentence examples for masterly speech from inspiring English sources
He was perpetually disappointed by the British attitude to Europe, and especially impatient with Labour, but he put his case with courtesy and humour in a masterly speech in excellent English to the Labour Party conference in 1974.
Bennett's masterly ear for dialogue, for the eccentricities of speech and the lies we tell ourselves is given full rein.
Even Republicans agreed that his speech to the Legislature last month was masterly.
Kölcsey's strong moral sense and deep devotion to his country are reflected in his poems, his often severe but masterly literary criticism, and his funeral orations and parliamentary speeches.
His speech in Cairo to the Muslim world was masterly.
In 1984 Macmillan accepted a hereditary peerage, becoming Earl of Stockton, and his maiden speech in the Lords in November 1984 was a masterly restatement of his Middle Way philosophy while its combination of vision and professionalism delighted the House.
But few would deny that he is a masterly speaker, and the ideal one to deliver the keynote speech at the Republican National Convention, the first at which the establishment will join the Tea Party insurgents who have both lifted the party and thrown it for a loop.
I thought it was all masterly in its quiet way QUESTION FROM LINDA: Just as The King's Speech has been backhandedly dismissed as "Oscar bait," I submit there are movies that are "Critics bait".
Most of his extant speeches for private cases written early in his career show glimpses of talent: a powerful intellectual drive, masterly selection (and omission) of facts, and a confident assertion of the justice of his case, all ensuring the dominance of his viewpoint over his rival.
Both are masterly multitaskers.
