Sentence examples for movement speech from inspiring English sources

Freedom of movement, speech, religion and assembly have all steadily withered.

But when it comes to movement, speech, or just standing still, they're simply not very expressive.

Cameron's big freedom of movement speech last year was closely agreed with Berlin and was then promptly praised by Merkel.

"This history of the labour movement speech … it seems kind of misleading," he tells Alexei Sayle's beleaguered screenwriter.

This play -- just 80 minutes, and a spectacle really, a spare but glorious assemblage of movement, speech, music, light and color -- shows how and why.

Released in 2004 after having served his full sentence, he was put under severe restrictions on his freedom of movement, speech and association.

(Mr. Subotnick opened Wednesday's show by conducting the movements, speech and even emotions of the dancers, who were initially seated among their audience).

Thirty-three patients were classified as PERM, but the disorders of eye movements, speech or swallowing required exclusion of myasthenia in two patients.

The UHDRS is a uniform assessment of the clinical features of HD and contains a motor function subscale, which measures patients' ability on a range of motor tasks including eye movements, speech, tongue protrusion, bradykinesia, dystonia, chorea, and gait.

Abnormally slow movements, speech or reaction time, confusion and disorientation (often seen in opiates, benzodiazepines and barbiturates).

MI5 continued to monitor Lessing's movements, speeches and writing, and eagerly passed titbits on to the South African police.