Johnson has never been as productive as his speeches and commercials have implied.
When Wasserstein gave birth to a daughter, Lucy, in 1999, after a long bout with fertility treatments, she never named the father.Wasserstein remained productive until the end, delivering speeches, writing essays and churning out a novel, published after her death.
Representative Paul Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, requires that staffers read Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged," in which heroic capitalists struggle against the "moochers" trying to steal their totally deserved wealth, a struggle the heroes win by withdrawing their productive effort and giving interminable speeches.
This was seen to have influenced his 2011 conference speech, signalling "predatory and productive capitalism".
Amy engaged me in a challenging and productive dialogue about the nature of speeches.
"Protectionism will only slow the inevitable transition of our work force to more productive endeavors," Mr. Greenspan said in a speech here to the Institute for International Economics.
She played a productive role in the 1962 campaign, making speeches before groups of Republican women at a time when it was unusual for women to campaign separately from their husbands.
Coughing after a pulmonary resection has some characteristics, such as delayed onset and non-productive coughing, and occurs in preparing to speech.
For Lovatt, though, it often wasn't these formal speech lessons that were the most productive.
So both Geithner's overly happy talk in his New York Times op-ed and the president's very fine stump speech as written are actually extremely counter productive.
