Sentence examples for perfect speech from inspiring English sources

Then again, even humans are not perfect speech recognition machines.

Yet if far from perfect, speech recognition software is good enough to be useful in more ways all the time.

According to Goethe, Mendelssohn bore "the same relation to the little Mozart that the perfect speech of a grown man does to the prattle of a child".

It may not have been a perfect speech, but we seem to agree he's scored a hit a very palpable hit.

An elderly white-haired man from Warsaw named Paul teared up as he told me that it was "a perfect speech, very incredible.

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I try not to write constantly about Streep's perfect speeches, but she keeps pulling me back in.

This is what was captured by Barack Obama's pitch-perfect speech on race.

Americans turned on their televisions last Thursday night and watched as George W. Bush, in the nation's hour of need, delivered a near-perfect speech.

As Sebastian Coe said in a short, pitch-perfect speech last night: "We will never think of disability the same way".

But she has become a gracious loser through the years, and she handled the defeat with dignity, delivering a pitch-perfect speech at the awards ceremony in which she congratulated Azarenka for her victory and said she should "cherish it for as long as you can".