Sentence examples similar to predetermined speech from inspiring English sources
"It's a big deal, because it's not predetermined," says Erika Raney, whose idealistic speech was half poem, half prose.
When former presidential hopeful Mario Rubio was dinged for endlessly repeating himself by his Republican rivals, for instance, his rhetorical "crime" was clumsy integration of predetermined talking points into his speeches, which made his attempt to control an argument too obvious.
Contrary to the use in Italian diplomacy, the minister was talking without a written speech or even talking points: Such refusal to use a predetermined text -- where such words would have never found space -- further testify of her courage and tells a lot about her leadership style: casual and relaxed, yet confident.
Every evening there's wine and cheese and a little speech, which probably enhances the position of one of the tank's funders or their predetermined position on any subject.
A federal court recently found North Carolina's 2016 redistricting plan to be a violation of the constitution's equal protection clause and an infringement on the free speech of voters who cannot meaningfully cast a ballot if the outcome is all but predetermined.
"Nothing is predetermined.
"It is all predetermined.
The outcome is predetermined.
Are events predetermined?
