Sentence examples for speech about everything from inspiring English sources
In the second scene of Act I, Miss Worsley, relaxing after dinner in the drawing room of her hostess, bursts into self-righteous fury and makes a loud speech about everything she believes is horrible about Britain's upper classes (who are feeding her and housing her at the moment).
In the ending cutscene the player's commanding officer, Admiral Petrarch, delivers a speech about everything the Alliance has lost, speculating on the nature of the Shivans and why they destroyed the Capella star, and if the player decides to stay, a small heroic tribute is paid to the player's heroic actions as Petrarch informs their wingmen of their sacrifice.
And though the crowd pumped itself up with short speeches about everything from police brutality to the Federal Reserve, the protest almost immediately began to fray at the edges.
Be cool about everything.
For some Washington-based environmental groups, the speech contained just about everything on their climate wishlist.
A VHS recording of a 1984 Apple enthusiast meetup was recently rediscovered, and it had at least one very special gem tucked inside: footage of a 34-year old Steve Wozniak giving a speech on just about everything you'd want to see 34-year old Steve Wozniak talking about.
In a speech about bubbles, he says, everything good was developed in a bubble, that you lose touch with reality, that "your eyes glaze over".
Wired editor-in chief-Chris Anderson kicked off his magazine's Disruptive By Design conference today in New York City with a speech about how the Internet makes everything free, which is the topic of his latest book, Free: The Future of A Radical Price He articulated something that is now increasingly becoming obvious: As products go digital, their marginal cost goes to zero.
"You can see his mannerisms, when he is reading the speech — everything about it just looked uncomfortable," Chougule, who left the campaign and is now a managing editor at The National Interest, told me.
His self-deprecating speech about his C-student days -- "everything I know about the spoken word, I learned right here at Yale" -- charmed some of the students who were hooting insults in the crowd.
