He was jubilant about their schmaltzy, though hardly scholarly, speeches about aspects of Judaism.
His scholarly speeches and style of governing made him more of a man of the cloth or an academic, not a rapid-fire straight talker like his nemesis downstate in Gracie Mansion.
Presumably an erudite fellow bred with cross-cultural discernments, Cruz, one hopes, would be subtle and scholarly in speech acts.
It is not clear what expertise Zenawi has on globalization or what morsels of wisdom he may be able to impart, but Stiglitz should have no problems writing a nice scholarly-sounding speech for Zenawi to read.
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McWhorter, who is black, was then teaching at nearby U.C. Berkeley, and he had a long-standing scholarly interest in black speech.
Scholarly articles written and speeches given by Mandel on a variety of topics; correspondence from friends and professional colleagues pertaining to Mandel's publications or to accolades received by him.
In speeches, editorials, scholarly articles and close to a dozen books, he criticized the stockpiling of nuclear weapons and maintained that the United States and the Soviet Union were draining their economies for little more than the ability to destroy each other hundreds of times over.
Indeed, Mr. Yayla's speech was so scholarly that the only thing his critics found to charge him with formally was referring to Ataturk as "this man".
As is evident from the name of the first of these examples, the term pidgin has also alternated with jargon in common speech despite the scholarly stipulation that a jargon is developmentally an unstable pre-pidgin.
