Sentence examples for prolonged speech from inspiring English sources

In one scene, giving a prolonged speech, chin thrust out like a steam shovel, the actual Mussolini is an appalling, clownish degradation of the egotistical but admittedly attractive young man we saw earlier.

A filibuster is usually a prolonged speech that basically brings everything in the House or Senate to a halt.

Speech assessment also contributes to assessment of mood, for example people with mania or anxiety may have rapid, loud and pressured speech; on the other hand depressed patients will typically have a prolonged speech latency and speak in a slow, quiet and hesitant manner.

Finally, patients needing prolonged speech therapy, especially those presenting with nasal speech and compensatory articulation, should alert speech pathologists about the possibility of CPO.

During the course of a competitive debate round, when you have prolonged speeches and issue-oriented, rapid-fire exchange of individual contradictions and line-by-line rebuttals, what ultimately decides these things is what we call crystallization -- being able to make holistic summaries of the jumble that you've heard.

Vowels are stretched and prolonged in speech.

Both doses of escitalopram did not produce any effect before or during the speech, but prolonged the fear induced by SPS.

But it wasn't the acceptance speeches that prolonged the night; there were too many stars doing fatuous presentations — even Melissa McCarthy wasn't funny.

This hate speech prolongs the systematic discrimination against the Shia minority and – at its worst – is employed by violent groups who attack them," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.

Over the next year, the family noticed language decline with word-finding difficulties; his speech was slow and had prolonged response latency.

Their heavy or prolonged use causes irritability, restlessness, hyperactivity, anxiety, excessive speech, and rapid mood swings.