Sentence examples for rehearsed speech from inspiring English sources

It felt like she had a rehearsed speech; I was not impressed.

He goes to a black church in his home town of Gaffney and gives an effective, extremely rehearsed speech.

Making eye contact will help the audience feel important, like you are actually talking to them and not just giving a rehearsed speech.

Campbell starts to unwind a well rehearsed speech about the mendacity and negativity of so much political coverage, and Cameron focuses and is in the process of saying that he does think that newspaper behaviour has got even worse, when suddenly he catches his breath and freezes, like a schoolboy spotted by the teacher, as Rupert materialises at his shoulder, smiling.

Keep in mind that preparing does not mean a monotone, rehearsed speech.

Well ain't that the darndest thing I ever done saw!" It was more just some older men and women from the local area in period dress, describing their surroundings in slightly rehearsed speech.

"Son of God," on the other hand, continually falls prey to starchy, even sophomoric literalism, with Jesus's teachings sounding like carefully rehearsed speeches and his miracles coming off like magic stunts.

You should also avoid rehearsed speeches.

During those hours I run all aspects of my business, from writing book chapters and rehearsing speeches to talking to reporters and invoicing clients.

We learn that he rehearses speeches while running - snap - and that he gets nervous before making them - not snap - and prefers public speaking in his imperfect English to his native Japanese with its (for him) infinite choices of verbal expression.

Even though he was giving a new speech, not the carefully rehearsed stump speech on the "two Americas" that captivated audiences in the primaries, he seemed utterly comfortable already.