Sentence examples for speech carries from inspiring English sources

Trump's failure to give a good speech carries a political price.

Robert Peston on his BBC blog says the speech carries two main implications.

Played over moody shots of a fresh alien invasion – some 20 years after the events of the first film – the speech carries less hope, more doom.

In performance, the theatre is efficient if the auditorium is full, and speech carries quite well because of the small volume, flat ceiling, modulated sidewalls, excellent vertical sight lines, and direct hearing lines from all seats to the stage.

The habit of not seeing is for his characters a sort of narrative device, an evasion of self-awareness that allows them to sustain their stories of themselves; the very syntax of their speech carries them ever farther from a real understanding of their own emotions.

Voice quality varies naturally throughout speech, carries paralinguistic information, and may depend on social context, mood, and intent [27, 28].

Instead, The King's Speech carried (almost) all before it.

Mr. Sharif's speech carried an eerie echo of the past.

Mr. Obama's speech carried the title "The Way Forward in Afghanistan and Pakistan".

These funds support, expand and promote political speech, carrying out a central purpose of the First Amendment.

"The world should not smile at the problem of our region," he said in a speech carried on Iranian television.