Sentence examples for might speech from inspiring English sources

He was reminded, he said, of Abraham Lincoln's "Right makes might" speech in 1860 at Cooper Union.

"Shall I tell everyone how she saved our marriage?" she asked the excitable crowd at the Cooper Union's Great Hall, where Lincoln gave his "right makes might" speech in 1860.

For a lawyer, that might be speech or their judgment.

One might think speech recognition software could eliminate errors in closed captioning, but the technology isn't quite there.

How might this speech and the term "the arrogance of power" have relevance to the situation in Iraq?

Unfortunately, non-stationary interferences might trigger speech detectors as well.

Adenoidectomy might worsen speech articulation; therefore, it should be avoided as much as possible.

We also sought to see the extent to which early feeding and sucking patterns might influence speech disorders.

Deafness can be a complication due to the past infection and that means the little girl might have speech abnormalities too.

And like a funeral, a closing ceremony might have speeches, songs, laughter, tears.

On the other hand, Čeponienė et al. [ 31], demonstrated auditory orienting deficits in autism, which could not be explained by sensory deficits and concluded that the orienting deficit in autism might be speech-sound specific.