Sentence examples for of a speechless from inspiring English sources

Through it all, two actors (Maxim Isayev and Pavel Semchenko), mute and godlike, presided over the birth, life and death of a speechless primal man (Vassilis Laggos).

He was swept off to Mr Graham's office for refreshments - "tea, coffee or fruit juice; we did think about offering something stronger but we decided against it", an assistant said - on the way shaking every hand, kissing that of a speechless teenage girl, and signing anything proffered including the assembly visitors' book.

Consider the song "Things I Wonder": There are many things I wonder There are many things I don't It seems as though the things I wonder most Are the things I never find out Is this the colloquial ease and dislocated syntax of a James Schuyler poem or the awkward innermost thoughts of a speechless teen-ager?

The Devestator is a speechless giant of a robot, whose sound effects are apparently voiced by Frank Welker (the cartoon voice of Megatron).

The two other resurrected characters Beric Dondarrion of the Brotherhood Without Banners and Gregor "the Mountain" Clegane came back, respectively, as a shell of his former self and a speechless zombie abomination.

A gape here, a grimace there, and just when it's shaped itself into a gash of speechless disappointment, out pops a piece of exquisitely timed dialogue.

When these sorts of events occur, and we find ourselves in a moment of speechless horror, many of us instinctively utter the words "Everything happens for a reason," either to ourselves or to those who are suffering, with the thought being that God is behind these events and has a reason, or purpose, for them occurring.

As we cooled off in a state of speechless languor after a good steaming, it seemed unremarkable that an enormous brown bear should emerge from the forest, wander by a few yards from us, and then plunge into the river beyond to scoop up a pawful of hapless salmon.

Bertrand Russell observes that "[w]e can hardly suppose a parliament of hitherto speechless elders meeting together and agreeing to call a cow a cow and a wolf a wolf" (1921, p. 190).

Gaga opened the 52nd Grammy Awards telecast with a performance of "Poker Face", immediately followed by a piano duet with Elton John of "Speechless" in a medley with "Your Song".

During rehearsals for the This Is It concerts, Jackson's performance of "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin" contained an a cappella snippet of "Speechless", from Jackson's studio album Invincible (2001).