Sentence examples for speak so fast from inspiring English sources
The director, Pam MacKinnon, has Close speak so fast that we can't hear the transitions in her thoughts and feelings.
"Technically, as an actor, it's also hard to be so straightforward, and to speak so fast and say so many complicated things.
Their voices differ: some speak so fast that one can scarcely hear them -- much less understand what they say; others are so ponderously slow, almost unwilling to give their information.
An opening vignette in which the cast rapidly shouts lines from Beat writers to the accompaniment of bongos is a muddle; the actors speak so fast and loud it is impossible to understand what they are saying.
Close has that patrician air we loved in films like "The World According to Garp" and "Reversal of Fortune," but the director, Pam MacKinnon — who did an amazing job of drawing out the sexuality in George and Martha's marriage, in the 2012 Broadway revival of "Virginia Woolf" — has her speak so fast that we can't hear the transitions in her thoughts and feelings.
Only a few of us know what it is to hang in that darkness, terrified and alone till the curtain opens to let in the laser of light that fires the mouth and then to speak so fast you can't think and think so fast you can't speak … yet speak she must.
It was me, I was speaking so fast.
Golden was shaken by what he saw, and he spoke so fast I could barely follow.
— When Denard Robinson arrived at Michigan three years ago, he spoke so fast that his offensive linemen could not understand him.
Writer tells about listening to some of the debaters who spoke so fast it was hard to understand them.
Mr. Winterbottom, 49, has a Midlands accent and speaks so fast that his sentences sometimes resemble mumbling, unpunctuated telegrams.
